Sue Flowers

My work as an artist explores our emotional connectivity to environments, the interdependences of people with their histories, environments and ecologies. I am drawn to understanding the minutiae of place: hidden details, forgotten truths, undiscovered stories and threatened species. My artwork grounds me, ties me into experiential learning where I can immerse myself in time, thought, memory and experiences. I use artistic processes to uncover how we respond to the ever-changing realities of what life means to us today; through which I hope to open up dialogues enabling new understanding of complex issues. The work I create within a social context enables me to help others to realise that they can build another world – one where the impossible becomes the possible and reality a thing of beauty.