Cat Phillipps and Fran Copeman, LAND

Cat Phillipps and Fran Copeman use printmaking to reimagine ideas around land. Appropriating, redrawing, and deconstructing photographic images both artists present how land is imagined, claimed, and contested.

Pushing the boundaries of scale and space within printmaking, Cat and Fran respond to this moment of historical turmoil, establishing a visual resistance to corporate power and land grabs.

For LAND they bring together two new, large-scale works alongside a small publication.

Fran Copeman is an artist with an expansive practice incorporating installation, drawing, print, video and sound.  She explores social and political intersections in the context of land access, protest and ritual.

Cat Phillipps is an artist specialising in radical print techniques and photo-constructivism. With solo and collaborative practices, kennardphillipps, Cat makes work for the street, the gallery, publications and public institutions.