“Kaylie’s work is a fascinating mixture of audacious graphic form and well- considered colour ways. Her work achieves great beauty whilst also harnessing a menacing undertone. My personal collection of her work is already expanding and the pieces unsurprisingly change the look of a room instantly” (Roger Law, Co-creator of Spitting Image.)

Kaylie’s macro technique penetrates the flowers, drawing out small, beautiful elements, to create large-scale, considered, abstracted forms. Her work draws on an early influence of the voluptuous flower images of Georgia O’Keefe, the saturated colours of Bonnard and the sinister tones of Rothko.

Kaylie’s large-scale pieces are an eye-catching manipulation of colour and form, drawing viewers deep within, to consider what they may see within the calculated patterning of the flora elements.

With photographic stories already published in Vision Magazine, China and Disorder Magazine, UK, Kaylie’s work is becoming ever more sought after.

Kaylie takes on private and corporate commissions. For enquiries and sales please do contact through the 'Contact' section on this website

"My work draws influence from natural patterning and texture, focusing on specific colour ways and abstract compositions to create my pieces."