EMERGING ARTISTS EXHIBITION
This year saw an exceptional response to the Henderson-Inglis Bursary Award, with a wealth of outstanding submissions that truly impressed us. In recognition of the talent among the shortlisted applicants, we’re proud to present a special exhibition at our recently renamed gallery, The Art Rooms, located on the high street in Pittenweem (Venue 22).
The featured artists are all emerging voices in the art world. We hope this platform supports the next steps in their creative journeys. Each one was chosen for their originality, the development of their ideas, and their confident, skilled use of materials and techniques.
ANNEY WHITE
Anney White is a multidisciplinary artist whose abstract expressionist work navigates personal journeys and emotional landscapes through painting, photography, and short film.
Her evolving practice embraces uncertainty and integrates figurative elements to explore how the human form communicates lived experience.
EMMA GRIFFIN
Emma Griffin is a neurodivergent painter and printmaker whose work addresses themes of nature, mental health, and climate change.
Based in Fife, she balances her creative practice with work at the National Gallery of Scotland and will exhibit at the Mall Galleries in 2025.
GENEVIEVE SAWYER MALES
Genevieve explores ecological themes and the fluidity of watery environments through drawing, installation, and experimental photography.
Genevieve's work embraces ambiguity, layering, and contradiction, using repetition and subtle shifts to uncover new ways of seeing and building hope in the complexity of the present moment.
WANG ZIYAN
Wang Ziyan is a PhD student and glass artist whose work explores the emotional resonance of landscapes through hot-sculpted glass, engaging with memory, time, and tactile interaction.
His practice invites audiences to reflect on nature, personal experience, and philosophical meaning beyond the visual.
JULIET WATT
Juliet explores memory, identity, and sensory experience through immersive works that engage the senses and evoke personal reflection.
Blending texture, taste, sound, and scent, Juliet's work offers an accessible, emotionally resonant journey for viewers to connect with shared human experiences.
HONOR DODD
Honor creates bold silver jewellery inspired by Gothic architecture, using techniques like distortion, abstraction, and iteration to reinterpret ecclesiastical forms. Drawing on both traditional craft and innovative materials, her work captures the ephemeral beauty of shadow, reflection, and structural intricacy.
FIONA YOUNG
Fiona uses powerful symbolism and natural materials to reflect emotional journeys of resilience, care, and healing.
Her work offers a quiet yet profound space for reflection, exploring recovery, emotional growth, and the strength found in vulnerability.
