A collection of unique, multi-layered screen prints exploring wild and planted gardens.
A collection of unique, multi-layered screen prints exploring wild and planted gardens.
A collection of unique, multi-layered screen prints exploring wild and planted gardens.

Each piece is built from direct observational drawings, layering colour and mark-making into completely original, non-edition prints. View Available Work

Diane Lilley

Diane Lilley

Artist and Printmaker

Artist and Printmaker

Artist and Printmaker

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I hope that the way I use colour and light in my pieces enables the viewer to experience something of the beauty we find in the everyday ‘gardens’ in our lives.
I hope that the way I use colour and light in my pieces enables the viewer to experience something of the beauty we find in the everyday ‘gardens’ in our lives.
I hope that the way I use colour and light in my pieces enables the viewer to experience something of the beauty we find in the everyday ‘gardens’ in our lives.
Although the work I produce are screen prints, they are not editions. Rather, they are unique pieces, building up many layers of print more akin to a painting than a traditional screen printing process. Whilst I have a good idea of how I am expecting a piece of work to develop, sometimes the process requires me to be flexible and allow the artwork to dictate the imagery needed. It is fairly common to find myself creating new screens halfway through a piece.
Although the work I produce are screen prints, they are not editions. Rather, they are unique pieces, building up many layers of print more akin to a painting than a traditional screen printing process. Whilst I have a good idea of how I am expecting a piece of work to develop, sometimes the process requires me to be flexible and allow the artwork to dictate the imagery needed. It is fairly common to find myself creating new screens halfway through a piece.
Although the work I produce are screen prints, they are not editions. Rather, they are unique pieces, building up many layers of print more akin to a painting than a traditional screen printing process. Whilst I have a good idea of how I am expecting a piece of work to develop, sometimes the process requires me to be flexible and allow the artwork to dictate the imagery needed. It is fairly common to find myself creating new screens halfway through a piece.