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Carolyn Lefley

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Carolyn Lefley

  • Projects
    • Flumen
    • Tide (2018 - 2026)
    • Full Moons (2019 - 2026)
    • Walking with W
    • Odyssey
    • Diaspora Stones
    • Realm
    • Cosmogony
    • The Days are Falling
    • Quotidian Snapshot
    • Within
    • Belonging
    • Home
    • Semi-detached
    • The Watchers
  • Film
    • Ancient Sea
    • Flood
    • Wind
  • Residencies
    • Tide - Yeovil Art Space
    • Easy Quay - SAW Project Development Bursary
    • Watching the Sun
    • Lower Hewood Farm
    • Woolaway Reminiscence Project
    • Water Meadow Wood
    • Swona / A-N New Collaborations Bursary (2014)
    • Odyssey / Old Lookout Gallery
    • Timespan Translocation Residency
    • Croft houses / Timespan Artists Flat
    • AA2A / Camberwell College of Arts
    • Holton Lee
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Tide - Yeovil Art Space (2025)

In 2025 I undertook an Artist Residency and Open Studio at Yeovil Art Space, providing dedicated time and space to reflect on and develop Tide, my ongoing body of work exploring our relationship with the sea, lunar cycles and the passage of time. The residency became an opportunity to bring together photography, moving image, cameraless processes and archival material, while experimenting with new ways of presenting the work. Alongside making new pieces, I began developing an artist's book that traces the evolution of the project, connecting images, field notes and research gathered over several years. The residency and open studio took place during Somerset Art Weeks, inviting visitors into my creative process and offering insight into the ideas, materials and experiments that continue to shape Tide.

Tide - Yeovil Art Space (2025)

In 2025 I undertook an Artist Residency and Open Studio at Yeovil Art Space, providing dedicated time and space to reflect on and develop Tide, my ongoing body of work exploring our relationship with the sea, lunar cycles and the passage of time. The residency became an opportunity to bring together photography, moving image, cameraless processes and archival material, while experimenting with new ways of presenting the work. Alongside making new pieces, I began developing an artist's book that traces the evolution of the project, connecting images, field notes and research gathered over several years. The residency and open studio took place during Somerset Art Weeks, inviting visitors into my creative process and offering insight into the ideas, materials and experiments that continue to shape Tide.

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