Zoë Zo, Zoë Tumika & Zoë Guthrie is an artist from and living in Glasgow, Scotland.
Zoë makes work about being, in the many ways they imagine being can be for them. In their practice, making work and producing the work of others is a site to
breathe,
reconfigure,
unclog,
play,
be (a)live,
be unfixed.
A space which tightly embraces abundance and multiplicity.
Zoë makes work about being, in the many ways they imagine being can be for them. In their practice, making work and producing the work of others is a site to
breathe,
reconfigure,
unclog,
play,
be (a)live,
be unfixed.
A space which tightly embraces abundance and multiplicity.
Since 2021, Zoë has worked predominantly with clay and makes ceramics using handbuilding techniques as well as wheel throwing. They also make using pen (lettering and drawing) and film.
Zoë is currently Producer at Body Remedy, a Glasgow-based [forming] ecology that centres physical practice for self-recovery. Contributors and participants of Body Remedy are black people and people of colour (BPOC) who identify as women and non-binary.
Zoë is a recipient of a Western Jerwood Creative Bursary 2020 – 2022. They were also a committee member at Transmission Gallery, Glasgow from 2019 – 2021.
Zoë is currently Producer at Body Remedy, a Glasgow-based [forming] ecology that centres physical practice for self-recovery. Contributors and participants of Body Remedy are black people and people of colour (BPOC) who identify as women and non-binary.
Zoë is a recipient of a Western Jerwood Creative Bursary 2020 – 2022. They were also a committee member at Transmission Gallery, Glasgow from 2019 – 2021.
[IMAGE DESCRIPTION: A yellow, glossy ceramic form. It’s shape is made from stacked-up bands of clay, kind of like cartoon deflated tyres stacked up one on top another.
The image of the yellow ceramic form is overlapped by handrwitten text. It says ‘THER THER THER’ in thick, black, shaking lettering.]
[IMAGE DESCRIPTION: A yellow, glossy ceramic form. It’s shape is made from stacked-up bands of clay, kind of like cartoon deflated tyres stacked up one on top another.
The image of the yellow ceramic form is overlapped by handrwitten text. It says ‘THER THER THER’ in thick, black, shaking lettering.]
2023