Flowers in Vase

This piece is part of my 2026 Floral Exploration Series, a body of work that reimagines familiar botanical forms through colour, movement, and imagination. It has been painted on a reclaimed canvas and framed in faux wood as part of my commitment to giving existing materials a new life and reducing waste destined for landfill.

For this work, I was inspired by the traditional idea of flowers arranged in a vase, but chose to interpret every element through my own visual language. Rather than depicting identifiable blooms, this painting explores the essence of flowers as they exist in imagination—a collection of playful forms, vibrant colour, and expressive shapes that celebrate creativity over realism.

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Meet Jess, a passionate self-taught artist whose vibrant journey began at the age of 16. With a deep commitment to sustainability, she primarily works with acrylics on reclaimed canvases, creatively reducing her carbon footprint while breathing new life into discarded materials.

Inspired by the vivid dreams that dance through her mind and the rhythms of music that fill her soul, Jess creates bright and colorful contemporary abstract pieces that invite viewers into a world of imagination and emotion. Each painting is a celebration of color and form, reflecting her love for abstract shapes and the beauty of expression.

With commissions now open, Jess is excited to collaborate with art lovers who share a passion for unique, sustainable creations. Dive into her world of art and let the colors inspire you!