Yuki Scholl
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Yuki Scholl is a Japanese artist based in London.
Her use of abstract forms is to convey the feelings and emotions of precious yet ephemeral moments found in life.
Although her inspiration often comes from being immersed in nature, her work is never a representation of any particular place or image. It is a reflection of an image, thoughts or feelings that she holds at any given moment in time.
She uses various printing techniques which allow her to explore rich textures, shapes and nuanced colours. Every print she creates is unique as she uses multiple layers of hand mixed colours and tone pieces of paper on each print.
The process of creating unique works in this way enables her to reflect and contemplate moments that can never be repeated.
She studied Printmaking at Morley College and is a key-holder at Thames-Side Print Studio. She has been selected to exhibit at Woolwich Contemporary Print Fair consecutively since 2019 and was shortlisted for the Boodle Hatfield Award in 2021.
Her use of abstract forms is to convey the feelings and emotions of precious yet ephemeral moments found in life.
Although her inspiration often comes from being immersed in nature, her work is never a representation of any particular place or image. It is a reflection of an image, thoughts or feelings that she holds at any given moment in time.
She uses various printing techniques which allow her to explore rich textures, shapes and nuanced colours. Every print she creates is unique as she uses multiple layers of hand mixed colours and tone pieces of paper on each print.
The process of creating unique works in this way enables her to reflect and contemplate moments that can never be repeated.
She studied Printmaking at Morley College and is a key-holder at Thames-Side Print Studio. She has been selected to exhibit at Woolwich Contemporary Print Fair consecutively since 2019 and was shortlisted for the Boodle Hatfield Award in 2021.
Yuki Scholl is a Japanese artist based in London.
Her use of abstract forms is to convey the feelings and emotions of precious yet ephemeral moments found in life.
Although her inspiration often comes from being immersed in nature, her work is never a representation of any particular place or image. It is a reflection of an image, thoughts or feelings that she holds at any given moment in time.
She uses various printing techniques which allow her to explore rich textures, shapes and nuanced colours. Every print she creates is unique as she uses multiple layers of hand mixed colours and tone pieces of paper on each print.
The process of creating unique works in this way enables her to reflect and contemplate moments that can never be repeated.
She studied Printmaking at Morley College and is a key-holder at Thames-Side Print Studio. She has been selected to exhibit at Woolwich Contemporary Print Fair consecutively since 2019 and was shortlisted for the Boodle Hatfield Award in 2021.
Her use of abstract forms is to convey the feelings and emotions of precious yet ephemeral moments found in life.
Although her inspiration often comes from being immersed in nature, her work is never a representation of any particular place or image. It is a reflection of an image, thoughts or feelings that she holds at any given moment in time.
She uses various printing techniques which allow her to explore rich textures, shapes and nuanced colours. Every print she creates is unique as she uses multiple layers of hand mixed colours and tone pieces of paper on each print.
The process of creating unique works in this way enables her to reflect and contemplate moments that can never be repeated.
She studied Printmaking at Morley College and is a key-holder at Thames-Side Print Studio. She has been selected to exhibit at Woolwich Contemporary Print Fair consecutively since 2019 and was shortlisted for the Boodle Hatfield Award in 2021.
Yuki Scholl is a Japanese artist based in London.
Her use of abstract forms is to convey the feelings and emotions of precious yet ephemeral moments found in life.
Although her inspiration often comes from being immersed in nature, her work is never a representation of any particular place or image. It is a reflection of an image, thoughts or feelings that she holds at any given moment in time.
She uses various printing techniques which allow her to explore rich textures, shapes and nuanced colours. Every print she creates is unique as she uses multiple layers of hand mixed colours and tone pieces of paper on each print.
The process of creating unique works in this way enables her to reflect and contemplate moments that can never be repeated.
She studied Printmaking at Morley College and is a key-holder at Thames-Side Print Studio. She has been selected to exhibit at Woolwich Contemporary Print Fair consecutively since 2019 and was shortlisted for the Boodle Hatfield Award in 2021.
Her use of abstract forms is to convey the feelings and emotions of precious yet ephemeral moments found in life.
Although her inspiration often comes from being immersed in nature, her work is never a representation of any particular place or image. It is a reflection of an image, thoughts or feelings that she holds at any given moment in time.
She uses various printing techniques which allow her to explore rich textures, shapes and nuanced colours. Every print she creates is unique as she uses multiple layers of hand mixed colours and tone pieces of paper on each print.
The process of creating unique works in this way enables her to reflect and contemplate moments that can never be repeated.
She studied Printmaking at Morley College and is a key-holder at Thames-Side Print Studio. She has been selected to exhibit at Woolwich Contemporary Print Fair consecutively since 2019 and was shortlisted for the Boodle Hatfield Award in 2021.
