British artist Pamela Scott Wilkie creates work that evolves out of the serendipity of real experience, travel and the unfolding adventure of journeys.

Ikon shows Journey, a series of silk screen prints the artist produced during an overland expedition to Asia in 1970. Inspired by the landscapes and people of the countries she passed through, these prints were made in a makeshift studio in Rawalpindi, Pakistan, using the materials available. First shown at Ikon in 1972 it is now in private and public collections including the V&A.

A set of artist’s proofs, this Journey series has been generously donated to Ikon by the artist.