“The painter should not

paint what he sees,

but what will be seen”

Paul Klee

Gina, a british contemporary artist holding her paintbrushes she uses to paint her abstract paintings

Paintings with

colour

I’m on an art journey and I’d love to take you with me!

In 2017 after a 20-year break, I started painting again. I bravely joined a local art trail which involved showing my art and it was the incentive I needed. During my painting break I spent my days working in the finance industry, tele communications, then Human Resources but creating art on a regular basis and having my art as a career was never far from my thoughts. In 2018 I left my career in HR and took voluntary redundancy. It was the scariest thing I’ve done career wise, but I’ve not looked back since!

My art practice has expanded over the last few years; I’m creating larger and larger paintings, taking commissions, selling in retail shops, and running painting workshops.

I feel privileged to have sold work to many parts of the world including France and the United States as well as to lots of lovely people here in the UK.

I’m on a mission

One of my missions is to help others find their creative happy place too and one way I do this is through my intuitive abstract painting workshops. I’m always thrilled at how pleased people are with the paintings they create. To help with my mission I also run an art after school club where the children use the same techniques and tools that I use and create amazing abstract paintings. Running these brings me a lot of joy and I love that they get to experience art in different way than they do in the classroom.