The new series available via Emily Hadley is called "Dancing in the rain". As someone living with a dynamic disability & chronic pain I’m learning to find the beauty in the everyday, searching out those glimmers. Nature has always been my refuge & continues to inspire my work. The rhythm of the seasons, to the crashing of waves, the patterns of the natural world press on no matter what is happening in our own lives, something bigger than us. I find that hugely comforting. Joy & pain can coexist! I think that’s something we can all relate too.
Available via www.emilyhadley.co.uk/zoekittow
Zoë Kittow is a Devon based abstract artist. Her captivating pieces have been exhibited in a number of exhibitions across the UK. Recently her artwork reached new heights when it was exhibited and sold at the prestigious Sotheby's auction house in London raising money for a fantastic charity, Fair Shot.
Zoe's artistic process is driven by intuition, resulting in a range of pieces that are unified by her distinctive and expressive mark making. She possesses a keen eye for colour and draws inspiration from the natural beauty of her rural surroundings, while also channelling her introspective thoughts and emotions into her work. The result is a stunning collection of artwork that invites viewers to explore their own emotions and experiences while immersing themselves in a world of natural beauty.
ARTIST STATEMENT & BIO
Personal Profile
My artwork explores the dynamic interplay between my external and internal landscapes. Living in rural Devon, I am constantly inspired by the natural world from the patchwork of fields that surround me, to the varied wider landscapes beyond. With my home studio perched on the hillside I am able to immerse myself in the beauty of nature, observing the changing weather and seasons, to the human interactions that shape our relationship with the outdoors.
My creative process is intuitive, using mixed media, I love to experiment with different techniques, mediums, and tools to create an expression of a moment. My aim is not to replicate what I see, but to convey an experience. As someone living with a disability, my real life experiences inform the way I see the world and my artwork is a reflection of that.
Creating art allows me to tune into myself and provides a welcome respite as the ideas evolve intuitively on the canvas. I love hearing how others connect with and interpret my work; Their unique perspectives add a new layer of depth, or can even take on a whole new meaning for each viewer.
GOT YOUR EYE ON SOMETHING?
If you're interested in bringing a piece of my work into your home, you can check out my profile below on SOTA Marketplace, where you'll find original works and limited edition fine art prints. Of course, you can always contact me directly if you have any questions or are interested in commissioning a custom piece!
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