Mixed media artwork featuring various images and patterns within a wooden frame, including landscapes, people using devices, insects, a QR code, and colorful illustrations.
A collection of six items on a wooden surface: a black-and-white photo of a building with many windows, a circular map of a city with streets and labels, two embossed white maps with raised streets and details, a white map with intricate details, and a black-and-white map of a city with streets and labels.
Street art depicting a black silhouette of a man riding a horse, with urban buildings and power lines in the background, and a colorful gradient sky from pink to blue to yellow.

Susan is a mixed media artist whose practice spans glass, ceramics, printmaking, and painting. Screen printing features prominently in her work as a way of extending ideas across different materials. Inspired by local history, memory, and our connection with place, she uses layered processes to explore how past and present intertwine.

Her recent projects include screen printing with glass enamel, printing onto porcelain, and hand‑painted stained glass, all reflecting her ongoing interest in how art can highlight our fractured relationship with nature and invite reflection on the world around us.

A circular fabric piece with a black and white map print, depicting streets and landmarks like The Deanery Hall, on a cutting mat with a metal ruler nearby.
Colorful stained glass window featuring a bee sitting on a nest of honeycombs, with yellow, purple, blue, green, and orange panes.
A white textured map of a neighborhood showing streets and blocks with street names embossed on the surface, placed on a wooden surface with a black and white measuring scale on the right.