Deniliquin-born Art Worker based in Naarm (Melbourne), Andrew Clapham explores a hybridised approach to creative practice. Working across a range of disciplines as both artist and designer. His work explores the abstraction of the altered landscape captured through the use of basic form, image-making, experimental typography and print.

Printmaking underpins Clapham’s visual and conceptual production –  he perceives this discipline as an intersection between art and design. Informed by printmaking’s historical links to commercial production and its significance as a creative technology in the visual arts, Clapham explores the relationship between art and design in craft-based practices.

Deniliquin-born Art Worker based in Naarm (Melbourne), Andrew Clapham explores a hybridised approach to creative practice. Working across a range of disciplines as both artist and designer. His work explores the abstraction of the altered landscape captured through the use of basic form, image-making, experimental typography and print.

Printmaking underpins Clapham’s visual and conceptual production –  he perceives this discipline as an intersection between art and design. Informed by printmaking’s historical links to commercial production and its significance as a creative technology in the visual arts, Clapham explores the relationship between art and design in craft-based practices.