Sue Arrowsmith, born in 1968 in Manchester, is a highly accomplished British artist whose career has been marked by numerous exhibitions and prestigious accolades. Since graduating from Goldsmiths College, London in 1990 with a BA Hons Textiles degree, she has established herself as a prominent figure in the art world.
 
In her work, Arrowsmith explores the fleeting yet powerful sentiments of experiencing nature. Arrowsmith's artistic exploration revolves around the ephemeral yet profound emotions evoked by encounters with nature, with a particular focus on plants and their intricate shapes. Through her work, she seeks to capture the fleeting moments of beauty and tranquility that nature presents, inviting viewers to pause and engage in a deeper contemplation of the world around them.

 

At the heart of Arrowsmith's artistic process lies her keen and observant eye, which allows her to perceive the quiet subtleties of the natural world. She immerses herself in nature, absorbing its rhythms, colors, and textures, and translates these experiences into her art with remarkable precision and sensitivity. Her works become a manifestation of her intimate relationship with the environment, a harmonious interplay of shapes, colors, light, and beauty.

 

Arrowsmith's talent and artistic vision have garnered recognition and acclaim throughout her career. She achieved distinction as a prize-winner in two renowned art competitions: the John Moores Liverpool Exhibition 20 in 1997 and the Natwest Art Prize in London in 1998. In 2010, Arrowsmith had the privilege of being an Artist in Residence at the esteemed Josef and Anni Albers Foundation in Connecticut, USA. This experience provided her with a unique opportunity to further develop her artistic practice and delve into new creative territories.

 

Currently based in London, Sue Arrowsmith continues to create captivating artworks that captivate viewers with their delicate profoundness.