Renowned for her delicate sculptural pieces, Rebecca Hulse breathes life into discovered fragments of the past. From running her fingertips across textured pottery shards found in her childhood garden, to tracing names carved into the 17th century desks panelling the walls of her primary school, Rebecca has long been influenced by a tactile connection with the past.

Graduating from Arts University Bournemouth in 2016, where she honed her mixed media textiles skills and deepened her love of revealing hidden details and meaning through her creations, Rebecca is dedicated to preserving fading stories. She weaves discovered narratives through paper, stitch, and clay. Her creations serve as intricate time capsules, capturing the hidden narratives that whisper from within the walls of historical buildings, preserving the untold tales of the land beneath our feet.