Jacqui Grant
Challenging societal norms and sparking dialogue
Mixed media protest artist, Jacqui Grant, explores social and political issues. Using a combination of traditional and non-traditional materials and techniques, images, found materials and text, (including most recently the repeated use of the word STOP), Grant creates multilayered works that challenge societal norms and spark dialogue about pressing issues.
Grant’s work is driven by a desire to give a voice to marginalised communities and shed light on the various forms of oppression and injustice that exist in the world. By using her art as a form of activism, Grant says that she hopes to 'inspire others to take action and work towards creating a more just and equitable society.'
Stop romanticising history
Traditional elizabethan embroidery hand stitching, gold thread seed pearl beads, 30x40 cm
£395
Stitched up, tied down, hemmed in
Screen printing, acrylic, marker, hand stitching, aplique, and knotting, 30x40cm
£345
Stop touching me
Acrylic, hand prints, finger prints and screen printing, 42x59cm
£195
