Crystal D Evans is a multi-disciplinary artist whose practice spans sculpture, painting, photography, installation and poetry. Her work explores emotion, memory and perception, revealing the subtle yet profound ways in which we interpret the world around us. 

 Born in the UK to a Malaysian Chinese mother and a Ugandan South African Welsh father, Crystal’s artistic inquiry is deeply tied to themes of identity, belonging and history.

Drawing from this, Evans examines how stories are formed, both personal and collective, and how meaning is shaped by what is seen, remembered or forgotten.

Her work has been exhibited international, including at COP29 and featured in The Arts Society Magazine. She is currently studying for an MA in Fine Art at UCA Canterbury.

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Crystal’s solo exhibition at Rosebury Road Studios, What Remains, is a meditation on time and memory expressed through the interplay of photography, poetry and stoneware sculpture.

The stark contrasts of light and shadow and the persistence of time are captured in landscapes, objects and human traces to reflect on loss and the beauty found in decay.

This exhibition invites the viewer to consider what is left behind, not as ruin but as evidence of resilience and quiet return.