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The process behind Rache Williams' paintings
Born in New Zealand Rachel studied printmaking with one of the country’s pre-eminent artists - John Drawbridge. After graduating she left for London where she spent several years running a design business.

Rachel works across several disciplines from oil on canvas and wood panel through to paper and plastic. From her first love - printmaking - comes the need to make the transferred marks which permeate her work. The theme of similarity and difference provides much of the background to her practice. Perceptions of sameness, repetition, subtleties of difference perceived or actual pepper her output. Rachel rarely uses a brush but instead prefers to scrape and imprint the paint onto the surface using a variety of often mundane objects such as cardboard, acetate, cloth and bubble wrap.

The work can be viewed at Kellie Miller Arts, at 20 Market Street, Brighton.

Kellie Miller Arts is in the prestigious, historical heart of the Brighton Lanes area, a fitting situation for a space sympathetic to the art of story-telling.

The gallery houses local, national and international artist’s works that speak of the artistic process, where the hand of the artist can be seen. Sculptures, textured paintings, mixed media and ceramics are Kellie’s passion. Marrying different art forms allows her to present artworks that are approachable, engaging and enjoyable.

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