Pippa Baldwin works across drawing, print, stitch, film and paint to explore the patterns and repetitions that shape everyday life.
The slow rhythm of plate to paper, and the stitched line that echoes both thought and mending, create quiet acts of return.
Together, these gestures form a space of focus held alongside and shaped by the cycles of the home.
My current work begins underfoot — on the Roman road at Houndkirk Moor and on the pavements of the city, where small wild plants return in the cracks. I trace how surfaces hold time: erosion, thresholds, interruptions of colour.
Through print, stitch and walking, I explore how the ground remembers.
The pulse of what persists.