The water tastes different here

The water tastes different hereKazland, born Callum J. Buckland in Frimley, 1990, is a self taught, mixed media artist from the south of England. A process based artist, rarely working with a plan, he starts each piece letting the work guide itself until an idea starts to form, and then pursuing it until it's end (or a better idea takes over).

where I connected with local ceramicists who had built wood-fired kilns nearby

storytelling has been an essential tradition

and used again

each composition is a roadside snapshot to allude to the act of “passing through” and the paintings serve as a token reminder that part of us is forever tethered to the spaces we’ve occupied (no matter how briefly)

this eclectic collection celebrates the diversity and similarities of the dinosaurs and other prehistoric creatures

The obscurity is the appeal

Lonely figure reached up to a bright star

shady corners and objects on distant horizon lines - conjure up ideas around possibility

Subject matter heavily involves the planetary as it’s a major fascination for him

Each piece in this series ties into the central theme of following the positive

the baguette diamond

She draws inspiration for her artwork from the landscapes