Artists: Catherine Bertola, Dan Howard-Birt, Michael Landy, Michael Lin,
Miki Miyara, John Workman, Fabiane Perella & Rachel Wingfield.

11 May - 16 June
Artists using flowers, paper, photography, drawing and painting will turn the Gallery into a series of inviting, beautiful and meditative landscapes and environments that will encourage us to think about our own private and public habitats.

Miki Miyara creates an array of exotic origami flowers, small plants and fauna. Dan Howard-Birt uses real plants and flowers in his text based installations whilst Michael Lin paints large, oriental inspired flowers directly onto the floor.

In Richard Billingham's new piece the viewer is dwarfed by high trees as they sway hauntingly in the wind. In contrast, Michael Landy's series of simple, yet finely detailed drawings invite us to appreciate the beauty hidden in uncultivated nature.Fabiane Perrella and Rachel Wingfield invite visitors to undergo a brief test to identify colours which reflect their mood. The visitor can then paint these onto a landscape on the wall, according to numbered areas. Catherine Bertola cuts embossed wallpaper to imitate the structure of living plants and John Workman meticulously covers architectural features with old chintz wall paper.