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The Art of Isolation, London, 2 August 2025

9 Aug 2025

An enjoyable Saturday afternoon and early evening engaging with art and artists. For the afternoon, I ventured to West Norwood Library and Picturehouse to check-out the Interrelation exhibition of works by artist, fellow life model and friend, L.E.Smith. It’s on till 19 September and free to enter – recommended if you’re within reach.

Staying in south London, from there I went to Surrey Quays for a spot of modelling at The Art of Isolation. Run by ever-inspiring artist Rod Kitson, it’s one of my favourite places to pose. It isn’t simply a handy venue appropriated for two hours of weekly art; this space has the real-world energy of community, curiosity and constant creativity.

On a pleasant midsummer’s day it was perhaps understandable that we didn’t have a huge turn-out of artists, but still enough to align as a single arc on chairs or at easels. Nice people, talented people; a pleasure to pose for. Some short poses, then the first 20 minutes of a long pose, followed by 40 minutes more after tea and biscuits. 👍

Pose minutes, 5:30pm-7:30pm

Part 1 : 5, 1, 1, 1, 2, 2, 2, 2 (movement), 8, 15, 20.
— break —
Part 2 : 40 continuation.

Artworks

With apologies to artists I’m unable to credit.


Artwork by Helen.


Artwork by Elin.


Artwork by Elin.

Artwork by Elin.


Artwork by Helen.


Artwork by Chris Gambin.

Artwork by Chris Gambin.


Artwork by Sophia.


Artwork by Elin.


Demo by Rod Kitson.


Artwork by Chris Gambin.

Artwork by Verona Mack.

Artwork by Verona Mack.


Artwork by Sophia.


Artwork by Helen.


Artwork by Elin.


Artwork by Elin.

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