selected editorials

"In her exhibition at Wave, Linda Cook turns the equation on its head, creating work from the detritus. There’s a quotidian feel to the old cardboard offcuts, hand-mixed plasters and paints, and odd scraps which together form her vividly coloured constructions." 

By James Dignan

 Interview extract by Koren Allpress

"It took her time to figure out how to work with cardboard, it was both malleable and pulpy. “I had to learn how to work with that.” This led to Cook investigating agency and materiality, and accepting the atmosphere and materials would all play a part in her making process"

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