Caroline Areskog-Jones uses the language and processes of printmaking to explore drawing, sculpture, moving image, and spatial practice. Informed by a background in movement, her approach considers repetition, materiality, colour, and choreography. A Zsuzsi Roboz Scholar and RCA Print alumna, Caroline brings extensive technical knowledge to Morley, encouraging thoughtful experimentation through tactile relief processes, particularly linocut and hand-printing techniques.
Viola Wang is a printmaker whose practice is driven by making the medium truly accessible and sustainable for everyone. Her research explores modern, non-toxic alternatives to traditional methods—including kitchen lithography—turning everyday materials into dynamic print processes. By eliminating hazardous chemicals and costly equipment, she aims to lower barriers and welcome a wider community to print.
