Meet the Time to Connect Artists

Inspire are delighted to have worked with visual artists Mandy Keating, Tracey Meek, sculptor Chris Campbell and photographer Alistair Morrison for The Big Draw 2023: Time to Connect.

Mandy Keating

Mandy Keating is a Visual Artist who enjoys using paper-based materials to create 2D and 3D collages and digital art, reusing or reimagining found objects or discarded materials and through her socially engaged practice collaborating with people to find new ways to tell a story visually, whether heritage, social history or pure fiction. Her own art gives audiences the chance to immerse themselves in the story she tells, to smile, to enjoy, to be curious.

IG: @mandykeatingartist

Tracey Meek

Tracey Meek is a multidisciplinary artist working with a range of mediums; painting, ceramics and immersive installation. Her work is intuitive in process and content, a tactile extension of herself and reﬂection of surroundings.

With a playful, experimental approach that translates into community engagement. Tracey enjoys ﬁnding new interesting ways of sharing creative process through interaction and intervention.

In memory of Tracey Meek, whose work brought joy and inspiration to our Big Draw 2023: Drawing with Senses project. Tracey’s playful and creative approach left a lasting impact on the people she worked with, sparking their imagination and creativity. Her legacy will live on in the memories and creations of those she inspired.
The Time to Connect trail, which Tracey's work contributed to, will continue to bring people closer to art, heritage, nature, and their local landscapes for years to come.

Chris Campbell

Chris is an artist and sculptor involved in creating innovative and challenging artworks and installations for both private and public spaces.

He is a firm advocate of engaging with people and communities through art encouraging them to participate and actively contribute to changing and enhancing their immediate environment.

chriscampbelldesigns.com

Alistair Morrison

Alistair Morrison has had over 80 pieces of his work on display at the National Portrait Gallery in London and, for the past 35 years, has worked alongside some of the most notable international icons and dignitaries. His portraits are collected by private and corporate clients worldwide and he has exhibited in Paris, New York, Palm Beach, Miami, Florence, Berlin, Barcelona and London.

Recently, Morrison has completed a series of ‘Legacy Photographs’, applying his signature style of portraiture to depict historic collections of notable actors, sportsmen, Britons, musicians and chefs. In 2020, he created two documentary films: The Real You, which explores Morrison’s lifelong search for photographic truth; and Time To Pause, in response to the current global pandemic.

alistairmorrison.com