Dive into the Deep: Naomi Hart’s “SeaBed” Exhibition at The Fish Factory

Renowned artist Naomi Hart is set to showcase her latest masterpiece, “SeaBed,” at Fish Factory in Penryn from June 11th to 22nd.

This exhibition offers a captivating glimpse into the mysterious depths of the ocean floor through Naomi’s intricate paintings.

Exploring the Ocean’s Depths

“SeaBed” provides a unique perspective on the underwater world, inviting viewers to delve into the intricate ecosystems and diverse creatures that inhabit the ocean floor. Each brushstroke by Naomi brings the enigmatic realm of the seabed to life, highlighting the delicate balance and beauty of marine life.

Opening Event and Muddy Clay Workshop

The exhibition kicks off with an opening event on Tuesday, June 11th, from 6 pm to 9 pm. Naomi Hart will host an immersive Muddy Clay Workshop, offering attendees a hands-on experience to unleash their creativity. This workshop is designed for both young and old, allowing participants to sculpt their own muddy clay creatures inspired by the wonders of the seabed. It’s a unique opportunity to engage with art and science in a fun and interactive way.

The Story Behind SeaBed

“SeaBed” is a collaborative piece created entirely from salvaged and donated fabric. It depicts the ragworm, Hediste diversicolor, a common UK benthic worm species that plays a crucial role in marine ecology. The border illustrations feature other benthic invertebrates studied by scientists from the University of Exeter as part of the Convex Seascape Survey, a pioneering research project focused on the ocean’s carbon storage capabilities.

The embroidered pieces were crafted in Exeter by refugees and asylum-seekers, highlighting the human impact of climate change. This collaborative effort involved people of all ages and backgrounds, coming together to recreate an underwater community through sustainable methods and materials.

Exhibition Details

The “SeaBed” exhibition runs from June 11th to 22nd at Fish Factory in Penryn. The opening event on June 11th, from 6 pm to 9 pm, promises an evening of art, creativity, and community. Attendees can look forward to meeting Naomi Hart, exploring her artwork, and participating in the Muddy Clay Workshop.

For more information about the exhibition and to book free tickets for the Muddy Clay Workshop, visit the following links:

• Fish Factory Website
• Book Muddy Clay Creatures Workshop For Kids Tickets

Visit Fish Factory to celebrate the wonders of the ocean floor and explore the intricate beauty of “SeaBed” through Naomi Hart’s visionary art.