Professional Practice


My professional practice centres on fine art print production, studio management, and technical operations.

With over 10 years of experience across specialist print studios, artist-led production environments, and independent workshop settings, I have developed a strong background in edition making, workflow planning, quality control, materials research, and team coordination.

I currently work as Print Studio Manager / Project Manager at HENI, where I built and scaled the in-house screen printing studio from scratch into a high-output production department. My role includes team leadership, production planning, scheduling, supplier liaison, sourcing, budgeting, technical oversight, artist communication, and cross-department coordination across print, framing, finishing, packing, and wider studio operations.

My background began in hands-on printmaking and studio practice, and over time expanded into broader operational leadership. I work across all stages of production, from artwork planning, film output, screen making, ink mixing, proofing, and print finishing, through to editioning, framing flow, packing, replacements, and delivery coordination. I am particularly experienced in building systems where none exist, solving technical and logistical problems, and keeping projects moving under demanding timelines.

Alongside management and delivery, I maintain a strong technical interest in materials, finishes, and process development. My experience includes specialist surface effects and advanced print experimentation, including metallic inks, varnishes, glitters, glow-in-the-dark finishes, leafing, and CMYK-style screenprint simulation. I have also worked extensively with suppliers, fabricators, photographers, conservators, and external production partners to support the delivery of high-value artworks and editions.

Previous roles include work with K2 Screen, Make-Ready, Jealous, West London Art Factory, Create Space Studios, and Motif Print Studio, across fine art editioning, studio operations, workshop management, print finishing, installations, and artist support. Through these environments, I have worked on projects connected to leading artists, galleries, and institutions, while developing a practice grounded in precision, adaptability, and production awareness.

Areas of Practice

  • Fine art print production
  • Studio management and workflow development
  • Edition planning and delivery
  • Team leadership and freelance coordination
  • Technical print processes and specialist finishes
  • Quality control and replacement management
  • Supplier liaison, sourcing, and materials research
  • Production systems for artist-led and fabrication-based projects
  • Health and safety support within active studio environments

At the core of this work is an interest in how ambitious creative projects are translated into practical systems: how ideas become objects, how production teams function under pressure, and how technical decisions shape the final artwork.

For selected commissions and visual work from my wider creative practice, please see other sections of the site.

CV and professional enquiries:
eglesaka.studio@gmail.com
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CV available on request

Selected Experience / Artists / Institutions


My professional experience includes work across HENI, K2 Screen, Make-Ready, Jealous Gallery and Print Studio, Motif Print Studio, West London Art Factory, and Create Space Studios.

Projects and productions have involved work connected to artists including Damien Hirst, Invader, Banksy, Brian Clarke, Peter Doig, Nicola Green, Yinka Shonibare, David Shrigley, Emma Talbot, Oscar Murillo, Helen Marten, Helen Cammock, Harland Miller, Helen Beard, Dan Hillier, Ben Eine, Lisa Brice, Paco Pomet, Vivienne Westwood, D-Face, Jamie Reid, Jeremy Deller, Kelly Anna, Michael Kagan, Jacky Tsai, and Miles Aldridge.

Work has also supported projects linked to institutions, galleries, and clients including Tate Modern, Tate Britain, V&A, Whitechapel Gallery, Gagosian, Sadie Coles HQ, Unit London, Avant Arte, Studio Voltaire, The Conran Shop, Maddox Gallery, and Google.