'Mindlessness' is the new exhibition by illustrator and artist Erica Akerlund and is a process of her subconscious, letting her mind run freely and her pen go around the paper without thought or hesitation.

Norwich Evening News: Mindlessness exhibition at Flint Hair. Picture: Kate WolstenholmeMindlessness exhibition at Flint Hair. Picture: Kate Wolstenholme (Image: Kate Wolstenholme)

On display at Flint Hair, in Upper Goat Lane, is a selection of Erica's monotone illustrations, alongside her one-off fashion works under the brand 'USCH Stay Confused', where she embroiders onto organic, ethically produced items of clothing.

Describing the illustration work as 'silent' as it lacks colour, the work is created by simply starting with no intentions and seeing where the piece ends up.

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Erica is hopeful to have a shop in the Norwich Lanes in the future, where she can work with her buyers to custom make and upcycle clothing, through print and embroidery, as well as sell existing designs.

Norwich Evening News: Mindlessness exhibition at Flint Hair. Picture: Kate WolstenholmeMindlessness exhibition at Flint Hair. Picture: Kate Wolstenholme (Image: Kate Wolstenholme)

Her fashion work is also available at usch.co.uk and 'Mindlessness' is on until March 31.

Norwich Evening News: Mindlessness exhibition at Flint Hair. Picture: Kate WolstenholmeMindlessness exhibition at Flint Hair. Picture: Kate Wolstenholme (Image: Kate Wolstenholme)

Norwich Evening News: Mindlessness exhibition at Flint Hair. Picture: Kate WolstenholmeMindlessness exhibition at Flint Hair. Picture: Kate Wolstenholme (Image: Kate Wolstenholme)

Norwich Evening News: Mindlessness exhibition at Flint Hair. Picture: Kate WolstenholmeMindlessness exhibition at Flint Hair. Picture: Kate Wolstenholme (Image: Kate Wolstenholme)