Introduction​

Suzanne is a talented artist based in London, celebrated for her contributions to both landscape and portraiture. She is an Associate member of the Society of Women Artists and has received numerous awards and recognition for her work. Her artistic practice is deeply influenced by her varied life experiences, often delving into themes that explore the human condition and resilience.

 

Charitable Work and Exhibitions​

Between 2019 and 2022, Suzanne was active in San Francisco, California, where she organised charitable and solo exhibitions focused on the impact of wildfires. These exhibitions aimed to raise awareness about global warming and its consequences.

 

Innovative Artistic Techniques​

Known for her innovative approach, Suzanne incorporates unconventional materials into her artwork. For example, she uses burnt ash in her landscape paintings and human hair in portraiture, such as her sister’s portrait. This particular piece was exhibited at the Mall Galleries by the Royal Society of Portrait Painters in 2020.

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Awards and Recognition​

Suzanne’s portrait, “Mum Facing Dementia,” was honoured with the Tom Urwin Fine Art Award from the Society of Women Artists in 2022. In addition, she was recognised as a British Art Prize recipient in 2024 and presented her portrait series on dementia at the OXO Gallery.

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Exhibitions​

Suzanne has showcased her work at several prestigious venues, including the Mall Galleries, OXO Gallery, Guildford House Gallery, Winchester, San Francisco, and Palm Springs.