Suki Nabarro is a full time professional artist. Working from her studio, she creates unique paintings on canvas that are growing ever more popular. None more so then her interpretation of the landmark building Spinnaker Tower in her home town of Portsmouth.
Her work is appreciated much further afield, recent customers from France, Mauritius and Australia have labelled her an international selling artist.
Subject matter varies from local scenic paintings to atmospheric interpretations of London’s Tower Bridge and the London Eye.
Abstracts are also important to her practise:
“I’m a keen observer of the world around me”
Suki’s work is instantly recognisable due the combination of medium she uses, acrylic with gloss paint detail.
It is from this unusual style of painting her work has been publicised in various magazines including ETC and Solent Life magazine.
Suki has held several successful exhibitions across the South of England, including a once a month exhibition in Gunwharf Quays.
Her work hangs in local galleries, including the Hiscock Gallery, please visit www.hiscockgallery.co.uk and the Marriott Hotel Portsmouth, also Ice Twice gallery in Milton Keynes.
Next Year she will be holding a three week exhibition in Haslemere.
All of Suki’s paintings are one off originals each work is signed and dated. However Suki can re-create your chosen painting in another colour if desired , but due to her individual technique of painting it will never be exactly the same.
"It was during my Fine Art degree course that I developed a passion for gloss
paint. After leaving university I began to combine the two mediums, which proved
an instant hit! Colour and shape are defining characteristics of my work, I often
spend many days mixing colours. Like the melody comes before the lyrics in music,
colour comes before the composition in my paintings"
paint. After leaving university I began to combine the two mediums, which proved
an instant hit! Colour and shape are defining characteristics of my work, I often
spend many days mixing colours. Like the melody comes before the lyrics in music,
colour comes before the composition in my paintings"