Exhibiting at the 'Art in Bloom' exhibition

St Margaret’s Church launches Art in Bloom, a unique art exhibition celebrating spring by showcasing many artists from Putney and the neighbouring borough.

Art in Bloom officially opens on 11th April 2026 at 5:00 PM with a reception open to all. Art in Bloom features works by renowned local artists, including Gil Whyman's expressive steel-and-clay sculptures and the acclaimed paintings by Ann Hawksley, Charles Penny, and Sally Scott.

I am exhibiting alongside my fellow artists and friends from the London Social Easel Art Group, Fritha Sennitt and Dhama Thanigasapapathy.

Come explore, connect, and enjoy inspiring art together!

Blending Sharp and Soft Strokes

A vivid splash of colors capturing forms, light and reflexcion.

Quiet Moments Painted with Soft Pastels

Soft pastel still life artworks invite you into peaceful scenes where time seems to pause gently.

Dynamic lines

A graphite drawing of a woman standing with her back to the viewer serves as the perfect stage for exploring the expressive power of line. In this kind of work, the body is less an object and more a structure of rhythms—a constellation of curves which translates into marks on paper.

Rather than chasing anatomical precision, my dynamic line drawing embraces the gesture—the immediate, energetic sweep that captures how the figure, the spine becomes a fluid axis, the shoulders a pair of counterbalancing arcs, the hips a subtle shift of weight that suggests motion even in stillness.

Inspiration

Years of painting, experimenting with different media, and creating graphic design illustrations have shaped my unique artistic voice and style.

Work

Creative Process

Each piece starts with a spark of inspiration and evolves through composition, experimentation, and layers of texture.