About
Lauren O’Sullivan
Somewhere between where we are now and what we perceive is the possibility of Art.
When we create it gives us something to rub up against, it takes form and reflects back often pieces of ourselves we have not integrated or imagined.
UK-Irish Artist, Lauren studied Fashion and Product Design in Southampton before finding a path in Yoga.
Over the last 10 years she has been working in the area of Trauma Recovery teaching Yoga, Breathwork and Meditation practices. After many years of inner exploration she has re- established her connection with painting as a meditative practice.
Now based in Spain, Lauren’s work takes form in colour, texture and expressions of energy, emotion and consciousness often inspired by the elements of Nature and our relationship as part of it.
“My art delves into the raw, unfiltered landscapes of consciousness, where emotion and energy intertwine with the primal essence of nature. Through colour, I capture the pulse of life—the vibrant forces that flow beneath the surface of both the human psyche and the natural world. Each piece becomes a conduit, translating the intangible into a visceral experience, where colour holds the power to evoke, provoke, and transform.
I am inspired by the wild, uncontained energy of nature, mirroring its cycles of chaos and calm, birth and decay. In my work, color acts as a bridge between these worlds, a language that speaks to both our deepest emotions and the unyielding forces of the earth. Brushstrokes and textures mimic organic patterns, pulling viewers into an elemental dialogue with themselves and the landscape within.
My hope is that these creations serve as portals—spaces where viewers can lose themselves in the raw vibrancy of life, connect with their own emotional undercurrents, and experience the energy that binds us to nature and each other. Each work is an invitation to feel deeply and sense the profound resonance of colour, as both a primal force and a pathway to self-discovery.”
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