Michelle Avison

Michelle Avison studied painting at Slade School of Art, and printmaking at Wimbledon School of Art. She is owner/ director of HAUSPRINT and Head of Printmaking and Bookbinding at Morley College, London. She has work in private and public collections including Chelsea and Westminster Hospital, Orchard Solicitors, and etc limited, London. Michelle teaches Monotype: Ideas and Techniques

Claire Willberg

Claire Willberg graduated as a sculptor at the Royal College of Art in 1989 and subsequently completed an MA in printmaking at Camberwell College of Art. Her current practice combines traditional intaglio and relief printmaking techniques. She takes inspiration from discarded objects found on the streets of London and gives them a new existence. Claire manages our exhibition programme.

Rob White

Rob White is a painter and printmaker with many years experience editioning for well known artists including Stephen Chambers, Tom Hammick and Grayson Perry. He enjoys the collaboration between artist and printmaker, the unpredictability and serendipity of the process. Rob leads our HAUSPRINT Etching Year.

SooMin Leong

SooMin Leong’s practice is inspired by travelling and journeys, both literally and through the printmaking process. The interaction of different layers with colours and textures plays an important role in her work as each piece is a story informed by the experience and impression of travelling.

Chris Christodoulou

Chris is an artist, architect and teacher based in east London. His art practice explores notions of home and memory, connected through the obsessive activity of drawing as visual diary, largely inspired by dreams.
Chris studied Fine Art at Chelsea School of Art, MA Art in Architecture at East London University and a multidisciplinary MA Art at London Metropolitan University. Chris runs our drypoint courses.

Sarah Gillett

Sarah Gillett is an artist and writer investigating the life of things across space and time. She graduated with an MA in printmaking from the Royal College of Art in 2015. Her practice explores histories of objects and storytelling in order to question our place in the universe today. Sarah manages the stories on our website.

Eleanor May Watson

Eleanor May Watson is a visual artist working primarily in paint and print, creating images of home in which to contemplate memory, longing, desire and belonging. In 2021 she won the Eames Fine Art Award at the Woolwich Contemporary Print Fair.

Tim Foxen

Tim Foxen trained in fine art and has an MA in the history of art. He has had a long career within art and design education, while maintaining a creative practice throughout. In recent years Tim undertook print courses at Morley College, and this opened-up new avenues for exploration which led him to join HAUSPRINT in 2024. See his 2025 solo studio exhibition “Play of Shapes”.

Mia Thompson

Thompson’s prints consider the body as a vessel – both physical and spiritual – through a queer and trans lens. Engaging with the alchemical nature of printmaking, the process itself becomes a metaphor for transformation. See Mia’s 2025 exhibition “Our Subtle Body” with Sofia Alrich Veytia at HAUSPRINT.

Sofia Alrich Veytia

Sofia Alrich Veytia (1997) is a visual artist born in Mexico City, currently based in London. Sofia was awarded the HAUSPRINT Graduate Prize in 2023, which provided her with a year of free access to the studio’s facilities. This had a significant impact on her practice, enabling her to experiment and develop her work during the crucial transition from student to professional life. See Sofia’s 2025 exhibition “Our Subtle Body” with Mia Thompson at HAUSPRINT.