Botanical Artist
Stacey Keay
Stacey Keay is a multidisciplinary artist whose practice explores the language of plant pigment and the quiet intelligence held within natural materials.
As founding director of We Are Woven Studio on the Gower Peninsula, Stacey creates spaces for collective learning and creative exploration. Her workshops and studio practice invite participants to slow down, engage with plant materials directly, and develop a deeper awareness of the relationships that shape both making and environment.
Her work moves between making and teaching, offering a practice that is both contemplative and communal. Through these shared experiences, she seeks to encourage connection to place, to material and to the subtle, evolving rhythms of the natural world.
Her work is rooted in an ongoing enquiry into interconnection, between material and maker, land and process, science and sensory experience.
Through this lens, pigment becomes more than a medium; it acts as a bridge through which ecological, cultural and embodied knowledge can be experienced and shared.

Connection// Expression// Reflection
My journey with the wild

These are my heart works
Created in companionship with the wild plants of the Gower Peninsula landscape.
Original pieces are best witnessed in person at the studio.
Contact Stacey to arrange a visit: hello@we-are-woven.co.uk
Exhibitions// Events
2026
Gower Open Studios
A Tangle of Living Things - Heart of the Tribe, Glastonbury
Precious Things - Mission Gallery, Swansea
Strawberry Hill House Flower Festival - London
Rooted in Wales Flower Festival
Our Wild Gower - Curated first community festival, Gower
2025
Gower Open Studios
Mioë Makers: Tides Takeover - Tides Gallery, Uplands
Coed Ffest - Botanical printing workshop facilitator
2024
Gower Open Studios
Flowers of the Gower - Solo exhibition at Parc Le Breos
Process & Practice
I’m drawn to the unpredictable nature of the process.
The way soil, weather and the life cycle of each plant all play a part, making each piece an immortalisation of a moment.
Gathering, observing, experimenting and waiting for the brew are all part of the process.
The subtle language of plant expression.
The rhythms, folklore and relationship to the landscapes they grow in.
For me, curiosity and reciprocity are where the deepest connections begin.



The Muse
The Medium
The Moment
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