Pippa Healy | The lights are on (At long last), 2024
Photopolymer
Media Dimensions: 38 x 57 cm
Image Dimensions: 29 x 38 cm
Edition of 10
Framed/unframed
Pippa Healy is an artist and educator based in London. Her practice is primarily diaristic –and is concerned with themes around loss, longing and grief. Healy works with printmaking techniques such as etching, screen-printing and photogravure. She uses both analogue and digital photography to primarily create her images which she then takes into printmaking processes. Healy has exhibited her work internationally including Festival Circulations in Paris and Exposure Festival in Calgary, Canada. Her hand made photobooks are sold in The Photographers Gallery in London and The Royal Photographic Society in Bristol. And held in the Tate Gallery, The Martin Parr Foundation and MEP in Paris. Healy is the recipient of the 2020 Bainbridge Studio Prize and was a finalist in the Printmaking category for The Signature Art Prize 2021. She is a founding member of the printmaking collective Somewhere in Between. Her work has been published widely including Printmaking Today and Photomonitor and PH Museum. Pippa graduated in 2020 from UAL Camberwell with a distinction in MA Printmaking. She is a lecturer and teaches on BA Photography courses in the UK. She is also a Fine Art Doctoral candidate at the University of East London.
Photopolymer
Media Dimensions: 38 x 57 cm
Image Dimensions: 29 x 38 cm
Edition of 10
Framed/unframed
Pippa Healy is an artist and educator based in London. Her practice is primarily diaristic –and is concerned with themes around loss, longing and grief. Healy works with printmaking techniques such as etching, screen-printing and photogravure. She uses both analogue and digital photography to primarily create her images which she then takes into printmaking processes. Healy has exhibited her work internationally including Festival Circulations in Paris and Exposure Festival in Calgary, Canada. Her hand made photobooks are sold in The Photographers Gallery in London and The Royal Photographic Society in Bristol. And held in the Tate Gallery, The Martin Parr Foundation and MEP in Paris. Healy is the recipient of the 2020 Bainbridge Studio Prize and was a finalist in the Printmaking category for The Signature Art Prize 2021. She is a founding member of the printmaking collective Somewhere in Between. Her work has been published widely including Printmaking Today and Photomonitor and PH Museum. Pippa graduated in 2020 from UAL Camberwell with a distinction in MA Printmaking. She is a lecturer and teaches on BA Photography courses in the UK. She is also a Fine Art Doctoral candidate at the University of East London.
Photopolymer
Media Dimensions: 38 x 57 cm
Image Dimensions: 29 x 38 cm
Edition of 10
Framed/unframed
Pippa Healy is an artist and educator based in London. Her practice is primarily diaristic –and is concerned with themes around loss, longing and grief. Healy works with printmaking techniques such as etching, screen-printing and photogravure. She uses both analogue and digital photography to primarily create her images which she then takes into printmaking processes. Healy has exhibited her work internationally including Festival Circulations in Paris and Exposure Festival in Calgary, Canada. Her hand made photobooks are sold in The Photographers Gallery in London and The Royal Photographic Society in Bristol. And held in the Tate Gallery, The Martin Parr Foundation and MEP in Paris. Healy is the recipient of the 2020 Bainbridge Studio Prize and was a finalist in the Printmaking category for The Signature Art Prize 2021. She is a founding member of the printmaking collective Somewhere in Between. Her work has been published widely including Printmaking Today and Photomonitor and PH Museum. Pippa graduated in 2020 from UAL Camberwell with a distinction in MA Printmaking. She is a lecturer and teaches on BA Photography courses in the UK. She is also a Fine Art Doctoral candidate at the University of East London.
