Pass It On is an artwork which seeks to create a narrative from one space to the next, and beyond. There is a sense of connection and disconnection between the seeds and floor text, between each individual seed, as well as between the people who pick them up. This is played out through three acts: The artist numbering each seed by hand, the covering of the text with seeds in the installation, and subsequently the audience members eroding the seed layer to reveal text underneath. The resulting sculpture comprises more than 8000 saga seeds.

Instead of pencil lines these drawings use sentences. It is the only type of line that forces the viewer to look from left to right.

Nicola Anthony makes drawings built up of small components, usually words & dates. Unusual mark making tools or shapes are employed - an old fashioned library book stamp, a handwriting quill, many tiny drawings of cells...

A new body of collaged drawings using dollar bills & other currency. "My purpose has been to fragment and re-shuffle, bringing to attention something we see every day but rarely notice, and reordering the words and phrases to recreate my own sentences."

This new series of sculptures made its debut at the Serpentine Gallery’s Centre for Possible studies. It Re-imagines the 2D calendar form in a shimmering exploration of time, chaos and order.

Sculptural pieces constructed through the building up or cutting away of words and sentences.

An ongoing participatory text artwork and performance: The words & stories which form the basis of the artworks are collected by gathering stories & secrets from online and offline audiences, both during events and through this  website - giving people the chance to make themselves the subject.