‘Letting go, to allow the new in. Art like life is made as a creative process’
After 20 years working as an art director, I decided it was time for a change and began my new journey, forging an occupation as an artist.
Painting both landscapes and abstracts, I enjoy the cross over between the two, never quite knowing where a piece is heading.
Since becoming an artist nine years ago I've sold over a thousand pieces worldwide.
My paintings are fuelled by a desire to keep exploring and pushing my boundaries.
Once finished, paintings are varnished to protect them from the dust and direct sunlight. Paintings are extremely well packed in a cardboard box with a plastic foam and a protective cover for their fronts. Each painting is a single copy/no prints.
Feedback from customers
As an artist I’m consumed more by the creative process than the results, so it’s really touching to hear how much my work means to my customers:
- “I kept liking everything I saw by you the most. We really could have brought 10 of your paintings.”
- “I received the painting and it is a wonderful surprise to see every time I enter the room where it is hung.”
- “Very cliche to say, but it was love at first sight! My mother passed away (far too young) a couple of years ago, and it’s exactly the sort of vibrant painting she would’ve loved.”
- “I know just where to hang it so that it will fill me with a feeling of expansiveness and when I come down stairs each morning.”
- “It is everything I had hoped for and more – there is the magic of backing away from it and watching it come into full focus. For a smallish picture, it has amazing detail. It really holds it’s own. I am quite delighted, thank you so much.”
- “I had some difficulties to pick The ONE from your collection,I like many of them, but this one was one of the first I have discovered and I fell in love with it immediately. The colours, the atmosphere and the anticipations what I can find in the end of this road made me want it.”
- “I love so many of your pieces! I chose this particular piece because it reminds me of a hike that my husband and I once went on in Ecuador. He was recently diagnosed with ALS and I want him to have beautiful things to look at when he can no longer travel.”
- “I find your paintings active and yet calming at the same time.”