COMMON THREAD weaves together three distinct practices—Serena Owen’s ceramic surfaces, Caroline Lobsey’s reductive landscapes and Helena Newcombe’s embroidered, mixed‑media works. The title points to method as much as motif: each artist builds patiently, layer by layer, finding pattern in repetition. Owen’s pieces suggest heirloom craft translated into contemporary clay; Lobsey pares scenes back to essential planes of light; Newcombe stitches over paint to create quietly buzzing textures. LEDA’s interconnected rooms allow the show to breathe: groupings are intimate without feeling crowded and sightlines carry motifs from one space to the next. Opening night brings a convivial, after‑work energy; mid‑show, drop‑ins will find a slower tempo ideal for close looking. A crisp, elegant exhibition with real material bite.