Etyma Volume One
Thom Walker
Thom Walker is an artist living and working in London, graduate of Environmental Art from the Glasgow School of Art and MA Printmaking at UAL Camberwell. His work is concerned with how people understand and negotiate physical landscapes. Through printmaking and poetry, he explores the conceptualisation of natural landscapes and the vesitages which mark human presence. His work for Etyma comes out of a research project into the Panama Canal at the turn of the twentieht century.
Johanna Brummack
Johanna Brummack was born in Stuttgart and studies art and french at the School of Art Kassel since 2014. In her artistic practice she takes up current tendencies of interactive installation art and social engaged art. Following her interest in social structures, she explores the fluid borders between public and private spheres. She uses the act of questioning as an artistic and political tool to rethink everyday habits and implicit rules. Interaction and exchange with others and selfreflection play an important role in her work. Her exploratory approach is based on curiosity, experimentation and intuition and varies between different disciplines.
Thom Walker
Thom Walker is an artist living and working in London, graduate of Environmental Art from the Glasgow School of Art and MA Printmaking at UAL Camberwell. His work is concerned with how people understand and negotiate physical landscapes. Through printmaking and poetry, he explores the conceptualisation of natural landscapes and the vesitages which mark human presence. His work for Etyma comes out of a research project into the Panama Canal at the turn of the twentieht century.
Johanna Brummack
Johanna Brummack was born in Stuttgart and studies art and french at the School of Art Kassel since 2014. In her artistic practice she takes up current tendencies of interactive installation art and social engaged art. Following her interest in social structures, she explores the fluid borders between public and private spheres. She uses the act of questioning as an artistic and political tool to rethink everyday habits and implicit rules. Interaction and exchange with others and selfreflection play an important role in her work. Her exploratory approach is based on curiosity, experimentation and intuition and varies between different disciplines.
