Assemblage Number 1: Lillies, Flow and Form red roses instantly evoking a sense of

instantly evoking a sense of nostalgic delight

The expression on the young girl's face is deliberately enigmatic

becomes a season of reflection and communication and can remind us that beauty is always there around us

Textural brushwork and layered pigments bring energy and movement

Michelle Nixon’s work invites the viewer to feel rather than simply see - to get lost in the textures

Assemblage Number 1: Lillies, Flow and Form red roses instantly evoking a sense ofLillies, Flow and Form explores the architecture of experience through segmented collages. Using diverse materials and layered forms, the work mirrors lifes complexity, a collection of moments, places, and encounters that shape our identity. The canvas is divided into sections reflecting different artistic genres, including expressionism, minimalism, and impressionism, each offering its own rhythm and perspective of the pond, yet coming together to