Fiona Chaney
Fiona Chaney initially trained as a dancer at the Juilliard School of Performing Arts and
Fellowship from the Digswell Arts Trust where she currently is developing her practice.
Recent Exhibitions include-

choreography is seminal to this work.
A parallel line made meaningful by a horizontal – a strong line by a weaker one – all discovering a meaningful relationship of opposites which become the key to order.
In the contrapunctal fugue is a system of dynamic and polar arrangements of opposing energies, one thing growing another declining a creative marriage contrast and analogy.
In parallel to this body of work Fiona also works as a printmaker and painter. Her steel plates are often emerged in streams or in woodlands
waiting for the imprint of nature’s movement to make its marks. This process can take up to eighteen months to be realised. Her work also
includes contemplative essayistic texts, poetry and prose about painting, dance, music , printmaking, time and the creative process. Fiona says of her work that, “it is autobiographical- it is a self- portrait of my gaze”.