ASC Spotlight
ASC regularly promotes the work of a new talented artist or maker. Please take a look at our latest artist in the spotlight.
Warren Reilly
Artist and designer Warren Reilly combines fashion, photography, fine art, and history with a view to inspire social reflection and change through his work.
Using work created throughout his free studio residency at ASC Ealing Road, Warren showcases the cross-disciplinary nature of his practice at an end of residency exhibition in Alperton’s Canalside Gallery.
Johanna Bolton
Johanna Bolton works with sculpture, photography and performance, in various combinations.
Her areas of study include the kinks and knots in elastic bands, patterns deformed by scrunching up paper and, most recently, the folds of trouser knees, a kind of modern day version of the fabric folds of marble statues. They are all archives of human presence and movement left behind in material form.
Suzi Morris
Scottish born Suzi Morris’ painting-based practice examines the relationship between paint, colour and lived experience. Combining references to the body, perception, advanced medical science and late-modernist colour-field painting, her vibrant gestural abstractions explore the visual possibilities of the contemporary sublime.
Danielle Jacques
Danielle has been with ASC since 2020, her practice spans a range of mediums—painting, printmaking, photography, sculpture, sound, scent, and more—to create immersive installations that explore altered states of consciousness and invite deep reflection. Guided by sustainability, she use reclaimed materials and found objects, transforming ordinary items into meaningful assemblages with new narratives. With a Master’s in Visual Arts from Camberwell College of Arts and awards like the Mercers’ Arts Award, her work has been shown in venues such as Saatchi Gallery. Since the loss of a close artist friend, her work has taken on themes of grief and darkness, exploring these altered states through AI-driven projects like Broken Barbie Part 1: The Descent and the Spirits of the Ancestors series, which reimagines Stonehenge.
Gianinna Delpino
Gianinna is an artist from Chile living in London since 2012. Her work opens questions about migration and how it is to live between two very different worlds thought the mediums of painting, writing and music. This video features her in her studio at ASC Thurlow Street.
Emma Boittiaux
Emma Boittiaux is a award-winning multidisciplinary artist born in Normandy, France, and currently based in London. She graduated from Central Saint Martins in 2017. An image from her series Take Care Of Your Brother won her the prestigious Portrait Of Britain in 2023.
Emma’s research intertwines photography, textile, embroidery and writing to explore topics such as brotherhood and sexual violence. She approaches her work with warmth and tenderness, with the aim of creating dialogues. The notion of care is central in Emma’s work and is woven into every step of her practice from the topic itself, to her meticulous embroidery work and the way she photographs others.
In her recent series titled Stay Longer Emma takes a detour from photographing people and decides to pick up a point-and-shoot camera to capture details of the landscape that she encounters on her travels. Those details are elevated with beading work that makes the viewer move in the landscape at a different pace — slower, closer. The mundane becomes precious.