On Demand: THREAD TALKS: Debbie Lyddon: Sensing Place

During this talk Debbie Lyddon described how the natural world inspired her work. She explained the methods of recording her experience of the landscape she lived in and how that was evoked through materials and processes. She showed work that demonstrated how she interpreted her surroundings in a multi-sensory way.

This talk featured a PowerPoint slide show of photographs of her work, and sound and video clips from the environment that inspired the work.

The recording is not downloadable but will be available for viewing for at least one month after registration.

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Debbie Lyddon is an artist and maker based in Wells-next-the-Sea, Norfolk, UK. Her inspiration comes from being outside in the natural world, from walking, noticing and collecting. She makes mixed media cloths, sculptures, installations and drawings which originate from thoughts and memories that are a consequence of experiencing place and paying attention.

Cloth is at the centre of Debbie’s practice, and she enjoys the process of making and constructing with it. She combines traditional stitch techniques with non-traditional materials such as bitumen, salt and wax to make 2D and 3D works that evoke the sights, sounds and touch of coastal environments.

Here is some feedback we received after the talk:Debbie Lyddon's talk was informative, clear, organised & very inspiring. Absolutely wonderful!!!Susan

Excellent talk!I have had a workshop with Debbie once before. It was in a February, a TSG weekend. We walked round the in the outside, bit chilly, listening to the sounds we could hear, and recording them in our sketchbooks!I still have the work I did on that weekend.As well as being inspirational she is always so generous with her knowledge.A good evening.Thank you Ann

Thanks for this fantastic talk; very inspirational. It was a wonderful, deep exploration of Debbie's practice and really brought her work to life for me. Also plenty of practical tips on experimenting with many different materials.Sue

I find Debbie Lyddon's work and process to be fascinating. She's very good at sharing how she works and how her work is rooted firmly in her landscape. It was very good to hear her talk through her inspirations and process.Always inspiring, thank you Debbie!

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