Elizabeth Harrison‑Beckett is an artist working across painting and other mediums, exploring interior and clinical spaces.
Her work examines relationships between body, object, and trace. Through figurative and constructed compositions, she examines how presence is articulated, both directly and through the spaces it leaves behind.
Clinical environments act as controlled settings where material, surface, and form are isolated. Within these spaces, attention is drawn to absence, residue, and tension between presence and removal.
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