Amber Jones
- Work
- Biography
Amber is a multidisciplinary artist specialising in sculpture and ceramics based in Northumberland and Glasgow. Her practice often involves collaborating with scientists, community members, and fellow artists to learn collectively from the rapidly changing ecosystems we inhabit.
Her work deals with the climate crisis in an attempt to synthesise data into a visual language, believing artists can create and interact in ways beyond reshaping tangible and intangible structures. Art is her method of protest. Her practice is an open dialogue with audience and space, leading to dynamic and ever-evolving relationships building on her belief that art should benefit society and expand the audience’s awareness, sowing the seed for a growing holistic and collective response to the climate crisis.
Her most recent work focuses on tension points, realised through her use of materiality, embodied in her ceramic and fabric installation works, becoming abstract representations activated through their display.
Her work deals with the climate crisis in an attempt to synthesise data into a visual language, believing artists can create and interact in ways beyond reshaping tangible and intangible structures. Art is her method of protest. Her practice is an open dialogue with audience and space, leading to dynamic and ever-evolving relationships building on her belief that art should benefit society and expand the audience’s awareness, sowing the seed for a growing holistic and collective response to the climate crisis.
Her most recent work focuses on tension points, realised through her use of materiality, embodied in her ceramic and fabric installation works, becoming abstract representations activated through their display.
Jones has recently graduated with an MFA from Glasgow School of Art, finishing with a first-class dissertation examining socially engaged artists and environmental practices.
She previously studied Sculpture and Environmental Art at Glasgow School of Art, finishing with a First Class Degree with Honours. Since graduating, she has exhibited internationally, including at a recent group exhibition at the HFBK in Hamburg and worked as a Climate Change Intern in Northumberland (2023), and was involved in Land Use policy-making, particularly concerning Agricultural GHG Emissions, which involved an intensive paid research study and presentation of her findings and suggestions.
She previously studied Sculpture and Environmental Art at Glasgow School of Art, finishing with a First Class Degree with Honours. Since graduating, she has exhibited internationally, including at a recent group exhibition at the HFBK in Hamburg and worked as a Climate Change Intern in Northumberland (2023), and was involved in Land Use policy-making, particularly concerning Agricultural GHG Emissions, which involved an intensive paid research study and presentation of her findings and suggestions.
- Amber Jones
- Tension Points
- Installation
- Amber Jones
- Tension Points ft Tipping Point No.1-5
- Installation
- Amber Jones
- Tipping Point No.1-5
- Ceramics
- Amber Jones
- Tipping Point No.1 and No.4
- Ceramics
- Amber Jones
- Tipping Point No.1-2
- Ceramics
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