Clare Grossman’s work focuses on an essential energy, the essence of a chosen subject or place.
Acknowledging the precarious issues of climate change and its effects on our natural environment, her work celebrates the beauty, vitality and strength of trees and their importance to our very survival.

Working initially from places visited and remembered, she regularly draws in sketchbooks in order to understand her subject fully and to reveal the most important elements of composition, structure and line.

The resulting prints often combine techniques of etching and monotype to create individual 'one off' pieces. Each print is a journey of experimental mark making where the elements of chance are harnessed in the final works.

Clare attained her MA in Fine Art Printmaking from Camberwell School of Arts and has won the Intaglio Printmaker Prize, the Ben Uri Printmaking Prize & The Artist Magazine Prize.

She exhibits with galleries across the UK & abroad including as an invited artist with the ‘The Great Print Exhibition’ in Cumbria. Her work has previously been selected for the Woolwich Contemporary Print Fair 2018, 2019 & 2020.

Clare’s artwork has been commissioned and acquired by various corporate organisations including Contemporary Art Society for BUPA Headquarters Art Collection, Claridges, The Landmark Hotel, Langham London, Landsdowne Club Mayfair, Hilton Hotel Paris, Care International Scotland, Four Seasons Hotel, Raffles Makkah Palace, DOKAEE Development, Princess Noura University & the King Abdula University of Science & Technology in Saudi Arabia