A young woman artist with long blonde hair sitting on the floor of an unfinished room with exposed brick walls and a large window. The room contains surreal furniture with human appendages, including a coffee table with arms and legs.

PHEE JEFFERIES

We always see things, but we very rarely look at them. I love to analyse the world around me, considering the things that are so normal we don’t even think twice about them and how strange they really are. Through my work I try to encourage people to notice the weird and wonderful aspects of the human condition, and to embrace them. By purposefully taking things out of context the viewer is forced to reconsider what they are looking at and really focus on the objects form, drawing attention to the abnormality of it - like when you repeat a word so many times that it begins to feel strange and disconnected, and you wonder if it is even a word at all. Once you start then you begin to see absurdity in everything, and even the most mundane objects become full of a bizarre and nonsensical beauty, which makes life seem so much more exciting!

NEWS AND EVENTS

NEWS AND EVENTS

The Encounter - East Street Arts, 23 - 26th April ‍My first exhibition of the year will be taking place in April at East Street Arts Convention House! This is a group show featuring artworks by the Leeds Arts University 2026 MA Fine Art cohort. Opening night is 23rd April!

Voyeurs - Assembly House, 14-18th May Milk Teeth Productions are bringing their sex positive exhibition to Assembly House, and one of my sculptures is being featured! This is four days of workshops, interactive events, performances and short films exploring various aspects of sex, kink and relationships. Tickets and further information available at the Milk Teeth Instagram page!