Isabel Garfield is a multi-media artist whose work investigates how memories and dreams connect to our everyday lived experiences. Blending reality with fiction, her imagery merges vibrant colour, pattern, and the remembered shadows of interior environments. She combines careful observation with imaginative elements, often subverting traditional mediums by using printmaking in a uniquely painterly way.

Drawing inspiration from German Expressionist cinema, she explores how sets and spaces can be constructed to form surreal, theatrical realities.

Working across painting, drawing, and large-scale installations, Isabel recently completed the prestigious Drawing Year at The Royal Drawing School. Her experimental, cross-disciplinary approach allows her to display subverted prints alongside traditional paintings, creating a fresh and engaging dialogue within her exhibition spaces.

"Through using a combination of paint and pastels in transparent layers I have been playing with the shadows found in spaces and with the idea of trying to remember something entirely."