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Sheila

MacNeill

My work is primarily concerned with exploring notions of place and belonging and the evolving relationships between humans and our natural environment in both urban and rural open spaces. In a world saturated by instant imagery where everyone can find an image of anything or anywhere almost instantly, my work is a deliberate slowing down and seeking out of the parts of an environment that evoke a sense of place.

Location: Glasgow

Materials: Acrylic, Assemblage, Monoprint, Oil, Paper, Pen & Ink

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My work is primarily concerned with exploring notions of place and belonging and the evolving relationships between humans and our natural environment in both urban and rural open spaces. In a world saturated by instant imagery where everyone can find an image of anything or anywhere almost instantly, my work is a deliberate slowing down and seeking out of the parts of an environment that evoke a sense of place.

Previous Experience

• VAS Common Ground: the living landscape, 31 January – 4 May 2026, Kirkcudbright Galleries • VAS Future Folklore: the art and craft of storytelling – 28 March – 27 May 2026, MacLaurin Art Gallery, Ayr • SSA 2025 Annual Exhibition, 30 x 30, Royal Academy, Edinburgh, 11 January – 4 February 2025 • Tracings, SixFoot Gallery, Glasgow, 4 December 2025 – 4 January 2026 • Tracings, Halliwell’s Muesum & Art Gallery, Selkirk, 29 June – 30 August, 2025 • Life with Water 30 x 30 online edition (SSA), 15 August – 24 October, 2025 • Muster Point (Saltspace annual members show), 19 -24 September, Saltspace Gallery, Glasgow • Unearthed (Quiet Storms Collective), 16 -26 August, Joseph Wells Gallery, Margate • MulticulturAlba, 5 -14th March, SixfootGallery, Glasgow • Common Ground: Exploring Urban and Rural Realms – 15 – 18 December, Saltspace Gallery, Glasgow • Firefly Design Christmas Exhibition – 2

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