The state of constant and continuous change is the determining
theme expressed through the artwork of British artist Judy Walsh. 

What we might have regarded as defined becomes indeterminate.
Permanent becomes impermanent. 
What seems solid becomes unstable.

Judy Walsh examines the relationship between history, memory and contemporary issues or events through an historical perspective, often exploring an image or other material that
might be familiar to the viewer. 

I strive to captivate the viewer's attention by showing elements that they may already find familiar. Whether it's a majestic classical figure, a thought-provoking poem, or even a symbolic flag, each subject I choose holds a significance for me as it represents a powerful idea or ideal that resonates deeply within. By often employing an (art) historical lens, I am able to delve into the intriguing realm of shifting meanings and its intriguing relevance in the context of today's ever-evolving world. 
 

BIO Notes

Having completed a Foundation course at Walthamstow College of Art London, Judy Walsh studied Painting, Graphic Design and History of Art at the Faculty of Art and Design Stoke on Trent.  Graduated B.A (Hons).
 
Art Teachers Diploma: Faculty of Art and Design, Liverpool College of Art.

Following her studies, Judy Walsh worked as a designer in London and Lancashire specialising in packaging graphics, latterly working as a freelance
designer in the south of England. 
Continued practice in Painting and Drawing.

Taught adult learners painting, life drawing and graphic design. 

Programme Manager:  Adult Learning: Art, Design, Crafts.
Performance Arts.

Continues practice in SW France.
Contemporary drawings, paintings, etchings, video and constructions.