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HERE AND NOW - 2023/2025

My work is deeply personal, serving as both a therapeutic reconnection to my creative process and an exploration of my later-life experiences. Through abstraction, I reflect on the complex layers of emotion, memory, and self-discovery that have shaped my journey. My creative process is intuitive, driven by a desire to experiment, play, and explore the unknown. I love the freedom of the abstract and the challenge of the figurative element. My process combines acrylic paint, spray paint, and collage to create colourful compositions that dance between abstraction and figuration. The titles are also as significant as the piece itself.

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'SUNNY DAY'
ACRYLIC ON CANVAS
60CM X 80CM

 

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 This vibrant mixed media piece radiates joy and optimism through its bold use of acrylics, inks and collage. A profile emerges from an explosion of warm oranges, pinks, and yellows, framed by a cheerful border of golden sunflowers.

 

The abstract, textured background creates movement and energy, while the simplified facial features—complete with an expressive eye and gentle smile—convey a sense of peaceful contentment. The layered composition celebrates the warmth and brightness of a perfect sunny day, inviting viewers to embrace positivity and find beauty in life's colorful moments.

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This piece 'GIRL POWER' explores the multifaceted nature of women's empowerment—celebrating not just the fight for equality, but the inherent strength found in community, compassion, and authentic self-expression. The upward-looking faces suggest hope and forward momentum, while the heart-wrapped fist redefines power as something that can be both forceful and nurturing. Please click to purchase or go to contacts page to enquire.

'ENLIGHTENMENT'
MIXED MEDIA ON CANVAS
100CM X 100CM

This piece is part of Birmingham Open 25 Exhibition. March 2025 as part of a themed public art display called 'LIGHT'. This piece was reproduced for the exhibition and displayed on billboards in Victoria Square, Central Birmingham City Centre, during Spring/Summer 2025. The original is available to buy here on this site. Please click to go to contacts page to enquire.

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