The edge of control - Drift August 2026

This summer I spoke to Drift Journal about my process and living and making art in Cornwall and how it inevitably takes a role in shaping how the works present themselves.

In this article we talk about the influences over a long period of time, what I’m looking for in terms of how I control the artwork, my considered choices and how I allow it to evolve.

“..Trudie describes these works as experiences that engage both body and mind, inviting viewers to respond physically as light shifts across translucent surfaces. She has watched people instinctively move closer, stand taller and become visibly animated in front of the work, confirming her belief that abstraction communicates through sensation as much as intellect…”
Read a snippet on Drift Journal
a copy of Drift magazine on a coffee table
Inner pages of Drift Magazine with Trudie Moore feature