Lucinda trained as a painter in the 1980s at Bath Academy of Art in Corsham and, after gaining a post-grad qualification in art teaching at Goldsmiths, she combined painting with teaching. She then\u00a0became involved with oriental philosophy, and spent time studying in a monastic setting and lecturing on the subject. Continuing a pattern of dramatic change, she went on to become a successful landscape designer, winning several awards at Chelsea and Hampton Court flower shows, including two golds.<\/p>\n
Since 2010 she has resumed her fine art practice, working primarily in three dimensions, and in 2014 she gained a distinction in the Masters in Fine Art course at Bath School of Art and Design.<\/p>\n
Her current work is clearly informed by her former lives: the natural processes of change, which often involve the ongoing maintenance required of a gardener, are integral to her pieces, while oriental philosophy drives her thinking.<\/p>\n
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