Undercurrent

Remembering Elizabeth Bacon

The tomb of Elizabeth Bacon and her new born twins is a monumental sculpture, recognised as a form of historic funerary art. This installation makes use of over 1000 discarded begonia plant labels arranged in a contemporary cloth of flowers. Begonias are a symbol of balance, harmony and spiritual growth. They offer protection against negative energies and the promotion of inner peace; a sensitive statement and reminder of the remembrance that was placed here for Elizabeth 340 years ago (1686-2026).

Exhibition dates: 2 July-2 August 2026, open daily 10am - 5pm. Curator: Chris Bailkoski
All Saints Church Wighton, 26 Kirkgate Lane, Wighton, Norfolk, NR23 1PL.

North Norfolk Open Studios

A heart felt thank you to everyone who visited during North Norfolk Open Studios 2026, it was an enjoyable meet and greet explaining and sharing processes and techniques. Lovely to see some familiar faces and also to meet many new ones intrigued by my art with 1000s of clothing labels. Special thanks to my two window hosts, Nomad and the Bowerbird and Crabpot Books. Thank you also to NNOS for organising and running the event for another year.

12 High Street, Wells-next-the-Sea, Norfolk NR23 1EP.
Open by appointment, please get in touch with Joy via the contact page if you wish to visit.