Lucy Augé is a British-French artist based in Bath, Somerset. Her work is rooted in the observation of seasonal change, guided by a commitment to presence, impermanence, and the natural world.
Inspired by the 72 Japanese micro-seasons, her work is released in real time — responding directly to what she encounters each week. Each medium is chosen instinctively, and her palette remains minimal, allowing form, atmosphere, and gesture to take centre stage.
Overlapping Beech with the Heat
Etching on Hahnemühle Paper
Eype Beach Rain
My practice follows the rhythms of the natural world—seasonal shifts and fleeting moments. Each piece begins long before it’s made, shaped by what I notice and gather over time.
Through my studio notes, I share the landscape that informs my work—walks, materials, fragments of history, and the small details that often go unseen. It’s a slower, more reflective counterpart to what I share on instagram.
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