Eleanor Bedlow works in between the disciplines of drawing, painting and sculpture. The work often pairs tactile and organic forms with elongated extensions and structures. Precarious elements within the work can often be adjusted to allow them to balance temporarily in the space. Familiar yet alien at the same time the forms present in both sculptures and drawings feel as though they are exploring, leaning, feeling, listening. 

Developing ideas by oscillating between drawing and sculpture has become a rhythm within her studio practice.  The forms in the drawings have individual characteristics and personalities existing in a world free from the rules of gravity or having to be defined by the reality of the material world.

Lives and works in London, Grew up in Kagawa, Japan and London, UK

ベドローは、バランスが崩れそうで不安定な構造体を描きます。無機的な構造でありながら、有機的な生き物のようなオブジェで、いまにも立ち上がって動き始めそうです。それらが周りを探ったり、覗いたり、押してみたりして、新しい環境を発見しているかのように感じられます。彫刻には、身近な素材である段ボール、布、竹、新聞のパピエマシェ（張り子のようなもの）などが使用されています。ドローイングと彫刻の間を揺れ動きながらアイデアを創出させることが、彼女の制作現場での大切なリズムとなっています。

Turps Art School, Studio Painting Programme, 2018
The Royal Drawing School: The Drawing Year, 2008
Falmouth College of Arts: BA Fine Art, 2005
Nagoya University of Art: 3 month exchange, 2003