Virtual Exhibition - The Things We Feel

Ellie Goodliffe brings her background in microbiology into a vibrant fine art practice that explores illness, human biology, mental health, motherhood, and the complexities of being human. Working across acrylic, alcohol ink, abstraction, and experimental processes, she transforms scientific subjects and difficult experiences into colourful, emotionally charged artworks. From cancer cells and neurodegenerative disease to menstruation, addiction, and mental health, Ellie uses art to make complex and often uncomfortable subjects more accessible, thought-provoking, and visually compelling. Her practice embraces both scientific precision and emotional expression, allowing biology and art to exist…

Alyssa Graziosa takes inspiration from the small details, textures, colours, and changing ecosystems she encounters in nature. Through painting, bronze, iron, and casting, she transforms these observations into artworks that move between reality and imagination. Whether recreating a tiny organism as a permanent sculpture or placing familiar natural forms into surreal environments, her work asks viewers to slow down and notice what they might normally pass by.

Through animals, stitching, and tactile materials, Hailey Harvey creates artworks that explore memory, vulnerability, transformation, healing, and belonging. Her practice brings embroidery, thread, charcoal, and ceramics together, creating surfaces that feel both intimate and physical. Inspired by the cross-stitch, embroidery, and crochet practices she learned from her grandmother, Hailey gradually developed stitching into an essential part of her fine art practice. Hares and lambs appear throughout her work as archetypal figures, carrying ideas of intuition, vulnerability, devotion, transformation, and hope. Through stitched marks, scars, seams, and layered surfaces, she gives physical…