Suzanne Grace has brought her vibrant and thought-provoking exhibition, Wild Space, to Northern Lights, offering a stunning exploration of ecological beauty and our relationship with the natural world.
An artist with a background in zoology, teaching, and conservation management, Suzanne combines her scientific knowledge with creative expression to highlight pressing environmental issues. Her work focuses on endangered species, climate challenges, and the importance of eco-tourism, aiming to inspire audiences to appreciate and protect the planet’s fragile ecosystems.
Exploring Wild Space
Wild Space features five large mixed-media pieces, each capturing the wonder of the natural world through a dynamic and experimental approach. Using oils, acrylics, sprays, and even botanical materials, Suzanne’s work evokes a deep emotional connection to the environment. Her signature use of bold colors and diverse techniques challenges viewers’ perceptions, reflecting the complexity and beauty of our planet.
The five featured pieces include:
- Violet Forest
- Poppy Juice
- Branching Out
- Summer Meadow
- All About the Green
Wild Space is currently on display at Northern Lights, inviting visitors to step into a world of colour, nature and inspiration.
Speaking on her exhibition, Suzanne says:
‘Wild space features five large mixed media works highlighting ecological beauty and created to inspire us to embrace more time in the natural environment and reap the benefits.”
A Unique Artistic Approach
Suzanne’s artistic practice is influenced by legendary artists like Frida Kahlo and Andy Warhol, as well as contemporary painters such as Jessica Slack. Her work resists categorisation, embracing intuitive creation and ongoing artistic evolution.
Based in South Liverpool, Suzanne is also an active member of Liverpool’s sketching communities and the owner of Wild Art in Science. She is committed to exhibiting widely, bringing attention to the beauty of the natural world and the urgent need for environmental conservation.
Suzanne is part of Hub Art Studios at Northern Lights. Pop over to view her work and visit Ryde Cafe while you’re in the area!
To see more of Suzanne Grace’s work, check out her website and her socials: Instagram, Facebook and X.
