Fine Art work by Grace Wiggins showing four colourful abstract canvases with intricate embroidered details. The paintings are displayed as interchangeable tiles to represent different journeys to healing.

As an artist I prioritise collaboration and self-reflection in hopes to create a more cohesive practice. My time at university has been spent exploring different artistic processes to portray my concepts, whether through sculpture, print, film or painting, I maintained a consistent theme. I believe that it is important to explore as much as you can whilst at university to understand who you are as an artist and what you want to be. Currently I am a painter, but I will always be a sculptor, a writer, a maker.

Fine Art work by Grace Wiggins showing a colourful patchwork piece made from her old paintings. Stitched together in different formations with red thread to depict hopes and dreams intertwining.

My degree provided opportunities to expand my practice and get my foot through the door of the Norwich Arts community which has also led to key career skills which helped me get opportunities in Suffolk and London.

A Fine Art publication made by Grace Wiggins out of a recycled painting, cut up and rearranged into an A5 sized zine exploring themes of sustainability and rebirth.

My practice has evolved significantly throughout my degree and my absolute love and obsession with art has resulted in a expansive and experimental style which is both fun and freeing.

21 A5 sized canvas scraps with colourful abstract forms made by Grace Wiggins to create an accessible way for her to make her works on the go.
A fine art work by Grace Wiggins on canvas. An abstract form of pinks, reds and whites loosely blended together with neutral embroidered details in small sections of the piece.