Reaching Upward
Serving as a sister piece to Grounded in the Sun, Reaching Upward uses minimalist abstraction to tell a story of hope and growth. Sharp, expressive brushstrokes form a wild branch that cuts effortlessly across soft, layered terracotta spheres and abstract shapes. The composition leads the viewer’s eye vertically, capturing a distinct sense of movement and aspiration. It is a elegant reflection on human resilience—our innate drive to keep growing, stretching, and moving forward even when confined.
Rachel Woods
Influenced by her Canadian roots and a background in precise techniques like stippling and 3D quilling, Rachel creates vibrant, mixed-media artwork that explores the deep emotional connections within a home. Her current work blends botanical inspirations with whimsical storytelling, transforming cherished family narratives, childhood nicknames, and favourite toys into timeless visual keepsakes. By capturing the unique "piece of a family's heart," her pieces offer a sense of wonder, nostalgia, and a permanent place for love to reside on the wall.
Influenced by her Canadian roots and a background in precise techniques like stippling and 3D quilling, Rachel creates vibrant, mixed-media artwork that explores the deep emotional connections within a home. Her current work blends botanical inspirations with whimsical storytelling, transforming cherished family narratives, childhood nicknames, and favourite toys into timeless visual keepsakes. By capturing the unique "piece of a family's heart," her pieces offer a sense of wonder, nostalgia, and a permanent place for love to reside on the wall.
