Jo Boddy: Contemporary Printmaker and Original Landscape Artist

Jo Boddy is a contemporary printmaker and artist whose work delves into the intricate relationship between humanity and the natural landscape. Operating from a home studio in Ascot, Berkshire, Jo Boddy uses drawing and various printmaking techniques to record personal experiences and the historical context of specific locations. Jo Boddy holds an MA in Fine Art from Central Saint Martins and has been recognized with prestigious awards such as the UAL/Clifford Chance Sculpture Award 2025. The artist's practice involves creating not only traditional limited edition prints but also large-scale installations like 'Welcome Buoy' and 'Where Fortunes Flow and Mud Remembers', which incorporate elements of collage and stitch. By exploring landscapes in regions like Norfolk, Berkshire, and Surrey, Jo Boddy aims to invite viewers to pause and reconnect with the natural world. Each piece reflects a deep fascination with how historic land use and contemporary experience shape a sense of belonging and connection across generations. Jo Boddy was also named one of UAL's Future 50 Founders and Freelancers in 2024. The artist's portfolio includes cards, books, and collages, emphasizing the patience and experimentation required in the technical side of printmaking. Jo Boddy shares this creative expertise through various exhibitions, events, and workshops, recording the marks of human presence and considering the quiet power of place.