Saskia Gall is a multidisciplinary artist living in St Leonards.  With a love for working with diverse materials, she has become increasingly aware of the footprint of those she uses and how her art engages with the natural environment and climate crisis. Living on the coast, combined with a love of foraging and all things fungi, Saskia is currently exploring the use of biomaterials in her practice, especially mycelium and seaweed. She aims to create regenerative artwork that considers a circular economy and approach to materiality.

“It's really exciting collaborating with materials that will end their life as nutrients, rather than pollutants, helping new life to flourish.”

She is interested in the connections between mythology and folklore and the human psyche and how it informs our relationship with the world around us, and often draws on these liminal paces between fairytales, dream worlds and the unconscious.