pause & reflect
In this exhibition, each painting offers a glimpse into the relationship between people, place, and the objects that surround them. The still lifes capture the abundance and symbolism of flowers and vessels; the interiors reflect a sense of lived-in intimacy; and the portraits carry quiet strength and presence.
With her distinctive use of bold colour, gestural brushwork, and mixed media elements, Dawn creates works that feel both contemporary and timeless inviting viewers to pause, reflect, and find joy in the details of life.
A collection of new interior collages inspired by the last 6 months.
This piece measures 32x32cm
Acrylic, charcoal and collage on Birch Plywwod
Comes in a white box frame.
The philosophy underlying Dawn’s body of work is to celebrate the intimate relationship between an item and its owner by illuminating the context in which it is presented. Her process, whether constructing an elaborately furnished roomscape or the study of an austere clay pot draped with crocosmia. In her painting she invites you to learn more about the homeowner as she gets to know them.
and I come running
This piece measures 128x128cm
Acrylic, collage, spraypaint, bronze and 24ct gold leaf on canvas
Framed in a white box frame
My art reflects my everyday life experiences and childhood memories, with a focus on still life. Through my work, I explore the relationship between the objects we surround ourselves with and our homes, creating a narrative of personal history and cultural identity.
“Amidst the serenades of the universe, I find myself, blushing while dancing to nature's harmonies, and studying the artistry of life itself."
Acrylic, 24ct gold, bronze leafand Collage on 18mm birch plywood
50x50cm unframed
This piece measures 32x32cm
Acrylic, oil on Birch Plywwod
Comes in a white box frame.
Acrylic and Collage on Wood Panel
38×38cm
Sold in a White Box Frame
The philosophy underlying Dawn’s body of work is to celebrate the intimate relationship between an item and its owner by illuminating the context in which it is presented. Her process, whether constructing an elaborately furnished roomscape or the study of an austere clay pot draped with crocosmia. In her painting she invites you to learn more about the homeowner as she gets to know them.
