Turf War Publication exemplifying her distinctive use of

exemplifying her distinctive use of vibrant colour and expressive texture

Elizabeth Power's ‘Tapestry’ is a vibrant exploration of colour and form

The fragmented design adds a sense of movement and fluidity

A specialist in lost-wax casting

The minimal composition features broad green leaves set against a pink-toned background

Turf War Publication exemplifying her distinctive use ofWith its bold depiction of the former British prime minister sporting a vibrant mohawk made of grass turf, Turf War offers a sharp critique of Winston Churchills relentless territorial ambitions. The piece reimagines Yousuf Karshs iconic 1941 portrait of Churchill and combines this with the now iconic act of defacement in Parliament Square on May Day 2000 during anti capitalist demonstrations, where a protester placed a strip of turf on Churchills