Becca Clegg

Becca Clegg’s work is anchored in the natural world, taking inspiration from its textures and forms. With 15 years of painting experience, and a background in printmaking since 1985, Becca references drawings and photographs, and draws from her imagination to create semi-abstract and abstract landscapes, through textured surfaces on canvases for paintings and collagraph plates for her prints.

Becca’s contemporary paintings use vibrant acrylic paint and inks, to produce random and intentional marks, forming compositions of the natural environment. Annually she paints bluebells including the Chantry Woods, Guildford, views of coast and sea including St Ives, Cornwall, and expansive views of Poppy fields. Other coast work includes Porlock, Exmoor and Cromer.

Becca won the Southbank Printmakers’ prize at the R.E. “Small but Mighty” exhibition at Bankside in 2025 and her work is in collections all over the globe, including the US, Australia and Dubai.

Website: www.beccaclegg.co.uk

Instagram: @beccacleggstudio