Influenced by the quiet friction between natural growth and architectural severity, Susannah creates abstract minimalist paintings that embody the balance between brutalism and wabi-sabi principals. Each work explores the meeting point of concrete and organic form, where moss might take root in fractured lines and structure yields to decay.

Her palette of neutral tones, subtle texture, and layered restraint allows each piece to exist harmoniously in modern interiors or raw, industrial spaces. The result is artwork that feels timeless, rooted in imperfection yet composed with architectural clarity.

Drawing inspiration from Martin Margiela, Tadao Ando, and the language of avant-garde fashion and contemporary architecture, Susannah’s work reflects devotion to form, material, and mood. Each piece explores balance and texture, creating a dialogue between stillness and tension.

With a background in fiber arts, a discipline of precision and control, Susannah spent years refining a practice that left little room for spontaneity. Having exhibited and sold work internationally, her current approach is intuitive. Entropy push against one another, revealing quiet emotion through texture and tone.