Minimalist mixed media art by Susannah Hightower embodies simplicity with depth. Using plaster, textile remnants, and pigment, her works reject excess in favor of raw material honesty. Each piece reveals the quiet strength of restraint—subtle shifts in tone, texture, and surface distortion.

Hightower’s approach draws from modern architecture, brutalist minimalism, and Japanese wabi-sabi principles. The result is art that feels tactile yet ethereal, anchoring interiors with warmth and sophistication.

Her process is instinctive, layering material until the composition breathes on its own. These understated pieces are designed to complement contemporary spaces while maintaining emotional resonance and visual calm.