Amy Wright’s newest body of work explores the unexpected familiarity found in foreign terrain — where memory, migration, and place intersect. While each setting holds its own unique character, climate, and rhythm, these works seek out the shared language of nature that quietly connects them.

Finding The Familiar captures the sensation of home in unexpected places — a visual journey through recognition, resonance, and the quiet revelation that the world, though wide, is intimately woven together.

Opening Event: Friday 3 October 6–8PM

Artwork credits: I Should Have Been Crabbing At Walberswick, 2025, Amy Wright, Acrylic, charcoal, conté and pastel on Linen, framed in neutral ash, 163 x 203cm