Where Someone Sat
I’m drawn to what remains after use.
Paintings and stitched work made from photographs, in a studio in Weardale, County Durham.
The trace of a body, the memory of weight
Every piece begins with an ordinary photograph. Through painting, layers are removed and softened until only what feels essential is left. What survives is rarely the object. It is the residue of somebody having been there.
Untitled
Worn wallpaper and blue-and-white ceramics. Ordinary domestic things that quietly witness generations.
The Smallest Among Them
Thread used not to restore what has been lost, but to draw attention to one quiet presence within a group.
Beautiful Lincoln
Less a traditional architectural image than an impression. Fragments of stone, light and history held quietly in space.
A Gathering of Summer
We remember seasons as scattered details rather than whole pictures. The weight of blackberries on a bramble, a flower head left to dry.
Enquiries
Original paintings, limited edition prints and cards are available, and Bronia takes commissions from personal photographs. Nothing is sold through a checkout here. Prices, sizes and framing are discussed by email or phone, which suits work that is usually chosen carefully rather than quickly.