As a central element of her new An Ever Moving Now, Rosie Sherwood is taking part in a yearlong artist residency with the Marine Institute at the University of Plymouth. With the support of the institute she intends to produce a 'map' that fully expresses both her own responses and a deeper understanding of the geography, formation, and conservation issues that are such a central part of the South West Coast Path.
Rosie Sherwood is an artist, publisher and scholar. She has developed an interdisciplinary practise that incorporates each discipline’s unique language and structure. Sherwood runs artists book press As Yet Untitled, allowing her to work as mentor and collaborator in the publication of new artists’ books.
In 2017 she became Creative Director of Turn the Page Artists Book Fair. Sherwood teaches at multiple universities, has been published on a range of subjects, most recently in the Artists Book Year Book, and has work in national and international collections.
This constant interplay enables continued conversation between the work she creating and the land she am responding to. Through this process Sherwood created Akin, which was the first of a series of sculptures created for An Ever Moving Now. This work was selected for the National Sculpture Prize at Broomhill Sculpture Gardens in 2018.
