Gill Allderman is a contemporary artist working primarily in mixed media, exploring themes of movement, history, and belonging. Her work is created in series, each unfolding a narrative through texture, colour, and structure.

In her art practice, she glues, slices, and makes cross-sections through time and life, and then sews together the pieces. She paints, moulds, and weaves materials together intuitively, trying to find the threads that stitch and hold them as an anchor to her experience.

Gill’s artistic practice is deeply influenced by place, whether it captures the architectural rhythm of Parisian bridges, the fluidity of water as a space of refuge, or the forgotten routes that shape our collective memory.

She obtained a postgraduate diploma in fine art with distinction from Michaelis School of Fine Art, University of Cape Town, in 2021. Exhibited both locally and internationally, her artworks reflect a balance between concept, abstraction, and storytelling in her constant search for meaning in the spaces we cross and inhabit.

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