The enigmatic works of painter and printmaker Jane Furst are visual explorations drawing on her fascination with natural form and an early passion for both art and science. She has an interest in exploring metaphor and metaphysical ideas and is obsessed with the hidden nature and mysterious connection between diverse subjects.

‘Entangled Realms’ represents a lifetime of interwoven ideas and stories which have evolved into macroscopic, dreamlike images of boats, sea, sky, moon and stars. It also includes reinterpretations of Northern Renaissance portraits and the repeated use of Radiolarian as a motif, the microscopic seawater creatures beloved by 19th century biologist Ernst Haeckel.

Find out more about this fascinating exhibition here.