Meet Niamh Artist born in North Devon, who studied Painting in Bath and is now based in London.
Where do you get inspiration from?
Home life, quirky or unfamiliar interiors, any chair/sofa/table/piece of furniture that has remotely interesting features, human postures, ordinary household objects, overheard conversations or cats!
What is your favourite thing about what you do?
The humbling hugs from friends, family, and strangers at your exhibitions, can’t beat them.
What has been the proudest moment in your career?
My first solo show in London in February, and a short collaborative film me and a friend made last year at home in Devon.
Describe your art in three words?
Bold, cheerful, representative.
Describe your style in three words?
Bright, understated, vintage.
The One Piece Of Art You Wish You Owned
Red Interior, Still Life on a Blue Table by Henri Matisse, 1947
The One Person You’d Love To Have Dinner With
Mick Jagger.
Favourite place to visit in London for inspiration?
I recently went to the Barbican Conservatory for the first time which was refreshing! Also, any gallery that’s exhibiting an Artist I admire is always worth the visit.
