In the heart of London’s artistic pulse, the Amelia Maxwell Art Advisory recently celebrated the opening of its latest exhibition, “Little Stories Big Lives,” a colorful showcase of the enchanting works by artists Lucy Mahon and David Horgan. The exhibition not only highlighted their unique perspectives, but also showcased the vision and dedication of gallery […]
The House was built around art and its stories, which is why it was time (and overdue if you ask some) to feature a painter on one of our covers. We love Indivi Sutton for many reasons, but let’s start with the kind of person she is. Kind is the first word that comes to […]
Indivi Sutton has been making waves in the art world with her latest exhibition titled “evermore.” Combining her passion for color exploration and emotional interdependence, Sutton’s artwork deeply connects with the philosophy of Rudolf Steiner, urging viewers to embrace the present moment and connect with their intuitive being.
Brett Barney is no stranger to the arts, being that he has been surrounded by different inspirational artistic figures from an early age, it is no wonder he landed on the path he is currently pursuing. Brett’s parents both took up oil painting when he was about four or five, and he watched them through their individual creative processes. His first major impression of art was something his father did.
With a background in mixed media and architectural design, Brigitte’s creations exist on canvas and often bleed into the space enclosing them. She is an interdisciplinary artist and designer, though she is resistant to any title and prefers “I make stuff.” Her art is meant to move beyond superficial appearance and instead represent their inward significance.
Creating beauty with intention has become an art form as we continue to adapt to the fast paced world built around us. For Indivi Sutton, everything is creative, but is done so with a deep connection to the memories in her life and the natural world. From a very young age, she was taught not to just look at color, but how to feel it and connect with it, leaving her with the ability to create visual journeys for her audience. This appreciation for color is easily seen throughout her work and is something that made me pause and absorb. It is simplicity at its finest.