Vicky Wright
Posted by Fabio 13 May 2010
“My work is coloured by my own experience, and my family, themselves heavily intertwined in the coal mining tradition of North West England, and its eventual politically engineered demise, which I witnessed through my early adulthood. My Grandmother was a very strong influence on my life and art. Her tales of working in this underworld, even while still carrying my father in the womb, continue to fill me with a fascination.” Vicky Wright.
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