“Susan approached me about holding an exhibition at the gallery as she really liked the space and the stable of artists that exhibit with us,” said WGoA proprietor Carley McLaren.

“Since meeting Susan a couple of years ago, I have followed her work in exhibitions and through Instagram and watched it evolve over time. It has been nice to see Susan’s work develop over the last couple of years, especially her landscapes and landform sculptures.”

Drawing remains central to Susan's practice. Her responses to her subject are rapidly expressed and further explored through collage, painting and sculpture. 

Susan’s work is  on show at the gallery until May 31.