Amy Judd

This summer, the season of the butterfly, immerse yourself in the beauty of "Kaleidoscope," an exhibition by Amy Judd, where paint and nature intertwine in an homage to the transformative beauty of butterflies and femininity, Amy presents a collection that weaves a delicate tapestry of intrigue and awakening.

Efflorescence features the largest collection of work ever to be shown by Amy Judd with more than twenty works being shown. Her coveted floral and feather works paired with beautiful delicate fabrics sit alongside new vibrant colours never before seen in Judd’s work.

Amy Judd's paintings show a sliver of a narrative to be continued in the viewer's imagination. She creates intriguing protagonists always partly concealed sitting in a still, silent meditative space. They await a transformation or transcendence, soon to emerge or “blossom”.

Significant in Amy's work is her joy of painting, she thinks in paint and is always concerned with how a certain luminous light and form can be created, the curve of an elegant neck or edge of a flower petal. The oversized sculptural flora or fauna surreally sit alongside soft skin tones or delicate fabric. The powerful ambiguous relationship between women and nature is an intriguing structure on which to develop this obsession. The result is unapologetically sumptuous and seductive; an attempt to make something beautiful.