Priscilla Jones creates unique works which engage us both visually and intellectually.Her obvious pleasures in domestic traditions are interpreted into works of art. The associations prompt nostalgia that can be both comforting and provocative.
Her work is created by manipulating and reworking textiles through processes of embellishment using paint, collage and stitch. Her use of familiar materials and objects produce the field on which Priscilla develops a visual narrative provoking the viewer’s own semantic explorations. We recognize and react to the familiar, remembered and implied links to things past.

Intricate, quirky sculptures of winged creatures created from abandoned and reclaimed materials.
Fragile figurines often resemble insects, fairies, angels or hybrids of these. Inspiration is drawn from insects fused with childhood imagination, fairytale mythology and legends.
Each creature has a unique name and a short narrative describing their secret mischievous activities.
The creatures are members of an unclassified species; the protectors and preservers of common everyday objects, the value of which has diminished in our modern age. They come to life when humans are absent, scurrying through the mundane and unused items people keep but never use. They aim to show the
unrecognised beauty of every day discarded objects and question the throwaway society that we live in.