Agnese Graudiņa
Can’t See The Ghosts For The Trees 

Open: 15-16 March 2025 1-6pm
Preview: 14 March 6-9pm

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I have been summoned 
To dance 
By late summer blue bells 
The crown is mine
As I descend to the witches house 
 
You have spoken to me 
In many tongues 
Dolphins, wolverines and graveyard diggers 
Yet sermon is mine 
 
You have many eyes
And many ears 
Your groves are full of
Plague time children
 
You have summoned me 
At the Churchyard Bottom
To dance  
By late summer blue bells 

 

 

Agnese Graudiņa is an artist and poet whose work is deeply intertwined with nature and mysticism. This series of watercolor paintings, created in Queen’s Wood in 2024, was made at the request of the trees themselves.

London-based Latvian artist and poet, Agnese Graudiņa is a graduate of Central Saint Martins with BA (Hons) in Ceramic Design and is a regular participant in the European Poetry Festival in London, where she collaborates with fellow poets and artists.
Agnese is also a clairvoyant, often receiving visions and messages from other realms and dimensions.

 
Image: Agnese Graudiņa, Find The One Who Sang (2024). Watercolour on paper. 30 x 21 cm