Latest paintings

Repose
£150.00

Mixed media on Fisher400 sand surface paper framed in black scoop with white mount behind museum-grade art glass

33 x 33 cm (approx. framed size)

Signed & certificate of authenticity provided.

Collection available from Bedford or free P + P to UK addresses.

Soul Food
£150.00

Mixed media on Fisher400 sand surface paper framed in black scoop with white mount behind museum-grade art glass

33 x 31.5 cm (approx. framed size)

Signed & certificate of authenticity provided.


Collection available from Bedford or free P + P to UK addresses.

Rock & Roll
£150.00

Mixed media on Fisher400 sand surface paper framed in black scoop with white mount behind museum-grade art glass

33 x 33 cm (approx. framed size)

Signed & certificate of authenticity provided.


Collection available from Bedford or free P + P to UK addresses.

FROM THE MIND’S EYE

A collection of small graphite and pastel paintings made in response to music

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Fiona Wilson is a UK-based artist working from her studio in Bedford.

Her practice, which has been described as ‘Figurative Extraction’, sits between figuration and abstraction. Through expressive mark-making, gestural line, and the use of recognisable figurative symbols, she creates semi-abstract works distinguished by their energy, ambiguity and dynamic use of colour and shape.

THE PRINT SHOP

Discover the latest additions to our collection—handpicked pieces that bring new energy to your space.

cLASSES & WORKSHOPS

Discover the latest additions to our collection—handpicked pieces that bring new energy to your space.

“For me, what’s particularly interesting and satisfying about Fiona Wilson’s art lies at its semi-abstract core, which I’m naming ‘Figurative-Extraction’; it’s the non-representational, often forgotten, abstracted language of brilliant colour, tumbling line, rippling texture, gestural mark-making and dynamic shape referencing the real world, that Fiona Wilson successfully correlates to blossoming landscape or oxygen-rich human figure.”

— Estelle Lovatt FRSA