Welcome to the Online Exhibition

This online exhibition brings together work from artists connected to Art Fluency. Each artist has a short statement and a small group of paintings that reflect their current interests, experiments and working process. Sizes, mediums and prices are listed with each work. Artists are listed alphabetically by first name.

All work is for sale

All the paintings in this exhibition are available to buy.
To enquire about a piece, click on the enquiry button under the artist’s profile and include the title of the work you’re interested in.  On confirmation you will be sent an online invoice for payment. The artist will then pack and send the painting directly to you.  All prices include packing and tracked worldwide shipping, with sales handled by Lin Cheung acting as gallery on behalf of the artists.

How to explore the exhibition

• You’re currently viewing page 1 of 2 – use the page navigation to move between pages so you can see all of the thirteen artists taking part.

• Click on any of the images to enlarge the gallery and for a closer look at the details.

• There is also a comments space where you can share your thoughts, favourite pieces or reflections on the show. See the links.

Do take your time, scroll through, and enjoy spending a little while with the work.

Artist Statement

I am an abstract artist and create non-objective abstract art using mixed media i.e. acrylics, collage, textiles and stencils. I work intuitively, embracing asymmetry, spontaneity, and unintentional marks as gestures of authenticity. Through collage, stencil, and pattern, I build quiet complexities: subdued palettes punctuated by flashes of saturation, harmonies found through experimental colour mixing. My compositions are mainly influenced by natural forms and patterns alongside the beauty of architectural formations.

Artist Statement

Originally from Northern Ireland, Cat moved to the North of England in the early nineties. She worked as a senior lecturer in Art and Design before becoming disabled in her mid thirties. Cat enjoys working from her home studio and has exhibited in several national and one international exhibition in the last two years.

Working intuitively with a variety of media, Cat’s evocative mixed media paintings are inspired by the natural world. Exploring the connection between internal and external landscapes and the narratives that unfold, Cat uses oil and cold wax with hand made collage papers embedded into the paintings to create atmospheric original art. Winter’s Breath is a limited series of paintings filled with the quiet beauty of the first frosts as Winter beckons. 

Artist Statement

My painting is an abstract exploration of coexistence. I am fascinated by the relationship between the spiritual energy of nature and the perceivably unmovable structures of the city. I see the surface I paint on whether canvas or wood panel as a Shared World where these two forces constantly evolve and adapt to changes in their relative spaces.

The process of layering is how I map this dynamic. Beginning with foundational colours to evoke deep roots grounding us in time and space. The Urban world built upon the foundational earth is conveyed through hard lines and organic shapes.  Through texture and contrast, I show that natural world is never excluded; its flow simply takes on new forms with the city’s structure.

Keep Exploring

There are 13 artists in this show. Page 2 includes work by Kim Roelofs, Safia Button, Shelgah Musgrave and others.

Artist Statement

Jenny lives mainly in the north Pennines, but partly in north-east Scotland, two very different rural areas.  

She took up pottery in her 20s, developing a love of shape, form and texture. On retiring, she decided to join local art classes, which focused on landscapes. Gradually she moved towards abstract and semi-abstract, following online courses.  She is inspired by nature and the world around her. She enjoys converting her photos into compositions for abstract art. Her main influences are colour, the seasons, nature, her environment, and her holidays in Menorca. Her current work is increasingly simple (but occasionally exuberant).  As well as using acrylics, pastels, inks and charcoal, she has recently ventured into creating simple collages from her gelli prints and re-started ceramics.

Artist Statement

The characteristics of the materials I use form the foundations of my practice. I am drawn to their physical qualities and enjoy exploring how those properties move in new directions. My studio is filled with collected objects and fragments, many of which find their way into my work.  

My work is informed by the earth and natural processes, including erosion, layering, exposure and concealment, as well as growth, creation and decay. It rewards slow looking, revealing layers, hidden depths and occasional glimpses of brightness beneath the surface. I am interested in creating work that evokes remembered sensations rather than specific places – the quiet wonder of standing before a landscape and sensing its scale, history and atmosphere.  I currently work with oil and cold wax, drawn to the depth and subtlety that layering allows. 

Artist Statement

Milan: A series of nine paintings created in the City of Milan, Italy in the summer of 2024. Three of which are included here – IV, VIII and IX.  
Inspired by the rich religious culture, the vibrant street art and the long artistic history of Milan, these images were created in the scorching heat of the city using spray paint, rollers and a hand-crafted stencil.
The history of stencils in art dates to prehistoric times, with hand stencils found in caves over 35,000 years old. 

The images evoke both contemplation and curiosity, causing a tension between ‘icon’ and ‘decoration’.
 Keemar resides and works in Sheffield, South Yorkshire, UK.

Artist Statement

My work is colourful, joyful and whimsical

The exhibition continues on page 2, where you’ll find the remaining artists and their work.