FASHION IS ART

Celebrating Creativity, Individuality & Community

Vauxhall Arches, London | 22 October 2026

I was proud to showcase my limited-edition screen prints, Leap of Faith and ROAR, as part of Frame Perfect The Collective’s Fashion Is Art exhibition at Let’s Build Together: Community Fest 2026.

Held at Vauxhall Arches, the one-night-only festival brought together 18 independent creative communities to celebrate London’s grassroots creative scene through art, fashion, live music, performance and collaboration.

This year’s Fashion Is Art exhibition, curated by Frame Perfect explored two powerful themes: self-love — embracing identity, individuality and self-expression — and time, reflecting on memories, transformation, personal growth and the experiences that shape who we become.

My two screen prints were featured within the exploration of time, sharing space with an inspiring collective of artists, designers, photographers, musicians and performers.

ROAR

ROAR considers how we occupy time and make ourselves heard within it. The roar becomes an act of resistance; a declaration of existence, strength and immediacy. It challenges the transience of the present, questioning what remains when the moment itself has passed.

LEAP OF FAITH
A child shouts, a man dives - two acts suspended at the threshold of the unknown. Leap of Faith captures the irreversible instant when certainty dissolves and instinct takes over. Between hesitation and surrender, the body commits, reason falls silent, and time holds its breath.

The festival championed the independent creatives and grassroots communities that make London’s cultural landscape so dynamic, creating opportunities for artists to connect, collaborate and share their work.

A huge thank you to @FramePerfectTheCollective and @letsbuildtogethercic for bringing everyone together, and to @thebigmeetapp and @candler for organising such an inspiring celebration of creativity and community.

Celebrating art. Championing individuality. Building community.

Royal Academy Summer Show 2025

Short-listed for this years Royal Academy Summer Show, Lake—a limited edition silk screen print (1/20)—features a serene and calm lake that is gracefully surrounded by vibrant and lush woodland. Motivated by this years theme of arts’ capacity to forge ‘dialogues,’ this peaceful and picturesque scene vividly portrays the unique charm of Gloucestershire’s idyllic countryside, inviting viewers to pause and reflect on its inherent tranquillity and beauty. The work draws inspiration from the traditional Japanese art of printmaking from the Edo period, known as Ukiyo-e, which literally translates to “Pictures of the Floating World,” and hopes to encourage the viewer to contemplate their own connection to nature and reflect on the intricate balance of life that exists within it. It possesses the capacity to forge meaningful dialogues and to afford us greater sensitivity toward pressing societal concerns, such as ecology, survival, and the profound importance of living together in harmony with one another and our environment.

Lake. 1/20 Limited edition silk screen print. 38 × 28cm

The Other Art Fair, London

29 June – 2 July 2023
West Handyside Canopy Kings Cross
London

I’m proud to have been selected as one of the 100 independent artists chosen for this years The Other Art Fair, London presented by Saatchi Art at the West Handyside Canopy Kings Cross, London.

It’s been a blast getting to know so many talented independent artists at this years summer art fair. I’d like to thank my amazing art advisor, curator and daughter India, for all her help during the show.

India Armstrong Brown. India@iab-art.com

It’s a wrap! Celebrating with returning exhibitors and new artists at The Other Art Fair.