Sandra Chin

Sandra Chin is a contemporary artist based in the South West of England. Following a career change in 2016, Sandra took up an opportunity to start a Masters in Fine Art at Bath Spa University from where she graduated in 2018.
Her work has been exhibited and sold in the UK since 2017.

'My paintings are a response to a dialogue; conversations between the landscape and humanity, time and the elements. I like to explore the landscape and the vegetation that lies within its perimeter. Being outdoors, physically and mentally immersing myself in nature is very important to me. Traversing different terrains, seeing the landscape transformed by the elements and seasons inspire the start of new ideas. Dynamics and tensions between humanity & nature are often a recurring theme in my works.

To me a painting begins with a photograph or drawing to hold a moment or thought or memory. Collected moments are translated into intuitive, gestural marks and expressive use of colour, led by the emotional response of gathered experiences.'

MA Fine Art

BA (Hons) Graphic Design

Flying Monk Arts Trail, Malmesbury, 24 -25 Sep 2022

Ephemeral Landscape, Solo Exhibition, The Goods Shed, Tetbury, 29 Jun - 07 Aug 2022

In Search of Lost Time, Solo Exhibition, Caerbladon, Malmesbury, 30 May - 18 Jun 2022

Flying Monk Arts Trail, Malmesbury, September 2021

Virtual Arts Trail, Saturday 26 - Sunday 27 September 2020

Landscape [...], Solo Exhibition, Malmesbury, February 2020

Flying Monk Arts Trail, Malmesbury, September 2019

Test Bed Residency, 44AD, Bath, January 2019

Blue Monday, 44AD, Bath, January 2019

MA Show, Bath Spa University, Bath, September 2018

The Bath Open Art Prize, 44AD, Bath, May 2018

Fringe Arts Bath, Bath, May 2018

Ocean Matters, Bristol Aquarium, Bristol, May 2018

Disruptions Project, Sion Hill Gallery, Bath, May 2018

Environmental Art Project, ABC Art, Bath, May 2018

Wanderings, Solo Exhibition, Tetbury Goods Shed, Tetbury, February 2018

MA Interim Show, Bath Spa University, Bath, September 2017

The Future Can't Wait, Black Swan Arts, Frome, April 2017