Polly Marix Evans’ linocut prints may be two-dimensional and apparently simple, but the ideas and feelings they convey are not. Instantly recognisable to anyone experiencing the trickier bits of life – from trying to get your tights on in the morning, to mental health issues – with her bold black and white images she depicts both an awareness of vulnerability and the strength required to survive. Featuring a small and feisty character known as Bun-Head, her prints are empowering, edgy, sensitive and quirky – there is a print for most situations and for almost everyone.
