Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 7 hours ago
This week I'm taking you behind the scenes as I prepare for my upcoming abstract exhibition.
You'll come with me as the exhibition begins to take shape, before we spend some time with the paintings themselves. I also talk about how these works were made, the materials and techniques I used, and the personal stories and emotions that found their way into the work.
These paintings mark the end of an important chapter in my life. Created intuitively over many months, they became a way of processing change, uncertainty and new beginnings. They are among the most personal abstract paintings I've made, and in this video I share the meaning behind several of them for the first time.
Whether you're interested in contemporary abstract painting, mixed media techniques, an artist's creative process, or simply enjoy following the reality of life in the studio, I hope you'll enjoy coming along.
The exhibition opens this week at Scar Gallery, Ravenstonedale, and if you can't visit in person, I'll soon be sharing an online private view so you can explore the collection wherever you are.
If you want to see it, OR if you enjoy contemporary art and honest conversations about creativity, sign up for my newsletter to see the private view. β louisefletcherart.com/contact β
π¨ The Artistβs Diary is my ongoing vlog series about life as an artist in the north of England β the experiments, the hard bits, the surprises, and the honest reality of making art day after day.
You can also find me:
On Facebook at facebook.com/louisefletcherart
On Instagram at instagram.com/louisefletcher_art
And on my podcast at: louisefletcherart.com/for-artists/podcast
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This week I'm taking you behind the scenes as I prepare for my upcoming abstract exhibition.
You'll come with me as the exhibition begins to take shape, before we spend some time with the paintings themselves. I also talk about how these works were made, the materials and techniques I used, and the personal stories and emotions that found their way into the work.
These paintings mark the end of an important chapter in my life. Created intuitively over many months, they became a way of processing change, uncertainty and new beginnings. They are among the most personal abstract paintings I've made, and in this video I share the meaning behind several of them for the first time.
Whether you're interested in contemporary abstract painting, mixed media techniques, an artist's creative process, or simply enjoy following the reality of life in the studio, I hope you'll enjoy coming along.
The exhibition opens this week at Scar Gallery, Ravenstonedale, and if you can't visit in person, I'll soon be sharing an online private view so you can explore the collection wherever you are.
If you want to see it, OR if you enjoy contemporary art and honest conversations about creativity, sign up for my newsletter to see the private view. β louisefletcherart.com/contact β
π¨ The Artistβs Diary is my ongoing vlog series about life as an artist in the north of England β the experiments, the hard bits, the surprises, and the honest reality of making art day after day.
You can also find me:
On Facebook at facebook.com/louisefletcherart
On Instagram at instagram.com/louisefletcher_art
And on my podcast at: louisefletcherart.com/for-artists/podcast
#AbstractArt #ContemporaryArt #AbstractPainting #ArtistStudio #StudioVlog #CreativeProcess #MixedMediaArt #ArtExhibition #ContemporaryArtist #PaintingProcess #ArtistLife #IntuitivePainting #CreativeJourney #ArtVlog #ModernArt #BehindTheScenes #OriginalArt #AbstractArtist #FineArt #ArtInspiration #StudioPractice #CreativeLife #PaintingStudio #VisualArtist #ArtCollectors










