Sophie Vallance Cantor's practice as a painter is best described as an intense examination of life; a conversation with herself. Encounters from her everyday are re-imagined on her large square canvases, half reality, half fantasy. Her imagery draws heavily on animals, self portraiture, food, and her subjective reality. In turn, these are inflected by tonalities ranging from the humorous to the darkly sad. She is currently based in Glasgow but has lived in both Berlin and London, allowing her practice to naturally evolve through time and locale, tied not to particular geographical place, but instead to the experiential and how it takes on shape and distinction in hindsight. Her own voice sits at the nexus of feminist practices, cathartic art-making, processes of confession, folklore, and storytelling.

We pack our prints safely rolled in acid-proof paper and deliver them in Guts branded postage tubes. Unpack the work as soon as it arrives, keeping the acid-proof paper on top of the surface. Ensure to weigh down the four corners of the print with a soft object. Alternatively, you can place a sheet of plywood or cardboard on top to flatten it out. Handle the print by its edges and avoid touching the surface.