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Egg tempera on panel
25 x 20 cm
2026
Issi Nash explores how architectural space can act as a vessel for psychological reflection, memory, and emotional resonance. Working in egg tempera and gold leaf, she invites us into these spaces of possibility as metaphors for personal and cultural reframing. Nash studied Fine Art at Arts University Bournemouth (BA, 2008), followed by further training at the Essential School of Painting, London (2020), and Contemporary Art Academy (2023). Her practice investigates how inherited structures of thought, particularly those shaped by religious or cultural narratives, continue to shape emotional and psychological experience. Nash's work explores parallels between medieval and digital image cultures, themes of absence and presence, and the imprint of personal history on architectural forms. Her approach combines historical processes with contemporary inquiry, positioning painting as a reflective space where past and present intersect.
Egg tempera on panel
25 x 20 cm
2026
Issi Nash explores how architectural space can act as a vessel for psychological reflection, memory, and emotional resonance. Working in egg tempera and gold leaf, she invites us into these spaces of possibility as metaphors for personal and cultural reframing. Nash studied Fine Art at Arts University Bournemouth (BA, 2008), followed by further training at the Essential School of Painting, London (2020), and Contemporary Art Academy (2023). Her practice investigates how inherited structures of thought, particularly those shaped by religious or cultural narratives, continue to shape emotional and psychological experience. Nash's work explores parallels between medieval and digital image cultures, themes of absence and presence, and the imprint of personal history on architectural forms. Her approach combines historical processes with contemporary inquiry, positioning painting as a reflective space where past and present intersect.