Jan Tomlinson is a Surrey based artist who has held exhibitions both locally and in Central London.

Having studied in Japan and the Middle East she has recently completed her BA (Hons) degree in Contemporary Fine Art in the U.K. She has developed an interest in the digital camera and the effects that can be achieved through computer manipulation of photographic images.

Her social commentary highlights issues of conflict within ourselves relating to social concerns and institutional attitudes encountered in our personal journey through everyday living. Often her work is set in the architectural confines of the commercial or institutional buildings which are used as a metaphor for the choices that we must make.

Included in her exhibitions is the 'White Space Gallery' County Hall, South Bank, London and The Truman Brewery on Brick Lane. Her work has been greatly influenced by the theoretical texts on visual language by Roland Barthes. The titles are taken from the poetry of Philip Larkin.

Prints are Limited Editions of 3

Prices Available on Request

Commissions Accepted

Next Exhibition

Disconcerting Eye

13, St Martins Walk Dorking.

Exhibition open 12 May - 18th July