Alice Irwin's work explores the relationship between figurative and abstract imagery. Her distinctive visual style combines simplified body shapes, repeating symbols and bright colours, typically pink, orange and blue. Childhood experiences, games and memories are common themes in the artist's sculpture and printmaking. The artist delves into the contrasting experiences of childhood, capturing the essence of naivety inherent in the young. Irwin aims to engage audiences from diverse backgrounds, inviting them to traverse the myriad of experiences suggested by her art, thereby igniting memories of childhood and playfulness. The impact of her work varies among viewers, designed to evoke a spectrum of emotions. Some pieces are playful, naive, and comical, while others are intended to be more introspective and thought-provoking.