A contemporary pointillist artist capturing the natural landscape.
Susan’s artistic practice uses the pointillist technique of layering dots of paint to create incredibly rich and detailed works which capture the vibrancy and essence of gardens, woodlands and coastal landscapes.
Developing from her early work and training in textile design, Susan’s use of paint emulates threads building to a complex tapestry-like impression of her subject.
Celebrating the seasonality of landscapes, Susan’s work captures the joy of each changing season, immediately placing the viewer directly within the moment in nature.
‘I am inevitably drawn towards the natural environment, whether it is woodland, park, garden, or the trees and flowers within those landscapes. My paintings reflect this love and take nature into someone's space.
As an artist, I am captivated by the interplay between nature and human emotion. My work explores the delicate balance of fragility and strength, drawing
inspiration from the natural world and the intimate connections we forge within it.
Through my use of colour, texture, and form, I create pieces that resonate on both a visual and emotional level, whilst allowing the inherent beauty of nature to inform my artistic process.
Art, for me, is a means of connection—between myself and the viewer, between humanity and the environment.
I strive to create spaces where people can engage with their own feelings and thoughts, fostering a deeper understanding of the world around them.
In a time where disconnection is prevalent, I hope my work serves as a reminder of the beauty and resilience found in both nature and human experience and the intricate tapestry of life that surrounds us all.
Susan has undertaken many commissions including from the Principality of Monaco to paint their gold medal winning Monaco show-garden at the RHS Chelsea flower show and large 3-dimensional pieces for the Faberge Big Egg Hunt in 2012 and 2025.
