J.A. Nicholls

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• The visual components in Nicholls’ paintings are presented as traces of dystopian contemporary landscapes; and the awkward gathering of mark making- fragile and heavier- handed, serve to trigger a disjointed sense of time and association. Drawn from snippets of life found in paraphernalia of sources like magazine images and smears of paint on studio walls, her compositions are compelling images of the struggle between the power and fragility of contemporary life. She studied at the Royal College of Art and Chelsea College of Art and Design Selected exhibitions include: In 2004 her work was selected by Gary Hume for Contemporary Brithish Painting 2006 Studio d'Arte Cannaviello, Milan