Alli Eynon
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Alli Eynon’s work explores the nature of relationships - real or imagined Alli’s large prints are technically challenging, mixing Lino with Drypoint to print bold and delicate lines. These prints take months to produce and the frustration rate can be high, but well worth it when they work! Alli is interested in capturing the character and inner world of her subject’s. She invites the viewer to connect. The narrative is deliberately ambiguous - open to interpretation. Her Portrait of a Girl series - the first three of which were shown at WCPF 2022 - continues to evolve. These works reflect on girlhood, informed by observations of Alli’s daughter, memories of her own childhood, and use props to suggest emotion. This year Alli has number IIII (WIP) for consideration. She has exhibited in a number of mixed exhibitions. High lights include The Royal Academy Summer Exhibition 2023, Woolwich Contemporary Print Fair 2022, Royal West of England Academy 162 &168, Cape Cod Museum, University of Massachusetts, Torre Abbey, Limekiln Gallery, Artmill, and Theatre Royal Plymouth, Her work is held in private collections and at Cape Cod Museum.
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Alli Eynon’s work explores the nature of relationships - real or imagined Alli’s large prints are technically challenging, mixing Lino with Drypoint to print bold and delicate lines. These prints take months to produce and the frustration rate can be high, but well worth it when they work! Alli is interested in capturing the character and inner world of her subject’s. She invites the viewer to connect. The narrative is deliberately ambiguous - open to interpretation. Her Portrait of a Girl series - the first three of which were shown at WCPF 2022 - continues to evolve. These works reflect on girlhood, informed by observations of Alli’s daughter, memories of her own childhood, and use props to suggest emotion. This year Alli has number IIII (WIP) for consideration. She has exhibited in a number of mixed exhibitions. High lights include The Royal Academy Summer Exhibition 2023, Woolwich Contemporary Print Fair 2022, Royal West of England Academy 162 &168, Cape Cod Museum, University of Massachusetts, Torre Abbey, Limekiln Gallery, Artmill, and Theatre Royal Plymouth, Her work is held in private collections and at Cape Cod Museum.
Alli Eynon’s work explores the nature of relationships - real or imagined Alli’s large prints are technically challenging, mixing Lino with Drypoint to print bold and delicate lines. These prints take months to produce and the frustration rate can be high, but well worth it when they work! Alli is interested in capturing the character and inner world of her subject’s. She invites the viewer to connect. The narrative is deliberately ambiguous - open to interpretation. Her Portrait of a Girl series - the first three of which were shown at WCPF 2022 - continues to evolve. These works reflect on girlhood, informed by observations of Alli’s daughter, memories of her own childhood, and use props to suggest emotion. This year Alli has number IIII (WIP) for consideration. She has exhibited in a number of mixed exhibitions. High lights include The Royal Academy Summer Exhibition 2023, Woolwich Contemporary Print Fair 2022, Royal West of England Academy 162 &168, Cape Cod Museum, University of Massachusetts, Torre Abbey, Limekiln Gallery, Artmill, and Theatre Royal Plymouth, Her work is held in private collections and at Cape Cod Museum.
