Linda Devo
I am a versatile artist and maker, producing works that seek to question and interrogate self and society.
The intersectionality of being an African, Caribbean, European, neurodivergent, disabled 50-year-old woman informs my cultural contexts.
I have a deep interest in the spiritual and bodily, multi-sensory beings that we are. It is how we tick and how design is used as a tool to meet the needs and wants of our species that drives me to make.
My multidisciplinary practice embraces technology and traditional making skills, along with a sensitive, ethical use of materials. I seek to design objects that create
The objects I create often have an element of playfulness, are anthropomorphic and encourage interaction and delight between multiple senses.
Asante Warrior Doll D.F.W.M.
Ceramic hollow vessel decorated with Adinkra symbols relevant to the artist
Grid Ball System
First prototype for Sensa Wall, an innovative wellbeing piece for the home.
Full Heart Day-Glo Jacket
Mixed media piece: conker skin, chocolate, copper foil, timber, silicon, UV paint and UV light, wire.
Gorgon Zola
Inspiration, process model and scale prototype for interactive sculpture
Parent and Child, Hats Off.
Ceramic experiments in form and finish.
Not Free
Kinetic sculpture using plasma cutter and weld.