A WORD FROM THE ARTIST
Hello and welcome to my world.
Thank you for taking the time to view my paintings, they really do come from a special place within.
Creativity to me is a great journey, a discovery of magic - not only within nature, but within myself.
I love to create mystical and atmospheric artworks that evoke a sense of tranquility and wonder.
With a passion for exploring colour and light, I use oil paint to develop intricate layers that blend a sense of whimsical magic with profound depth. It is here where I like to invite a sense of contemplation and calm.
Through my work, I hope to captivate those who seek an escape into a dreamlike realm, and for people to not only view my paintings, but to really experience them.
“My work is about awakening the heart and igniting hope. It’s about finding the light amongst the darkness, a pathway when you’re feeling lost, the stillness in the chaos…
I like to invite my viewers to go on a spiritual voyage, where you can momentarily dive into a dream-like experience - and in doing so - remember that anything and everything is possible”.
ARTIST BIOGRAPHY
Brodie Reynolds attended The Accademia di belle Arti di Firenze Art School in Florence, Italy.
It was here she gained her knowledge in perspective, studying techniques surrounding the mathematics of the Fibonacci effect and the Golden Ratio, and brushwork techniques, including the subtle art of the sfumato effect used by the Renaissance Masters.
On her return to NZ, she attended Auckland Institute of Technology and gained her qualifications in Visual Arts.
On her return to Europe, she attended the Hampstead School of Decorative Arts, and it was here she gained further knowledge in brushwork techniques, and studied the fine art of trompe d’oiel.
Brodie is based in Raglan, N.Z, and she continues to sell to collectors both in New Zealand and Internationally.
‘In every piece, Brodie invites us to explore the mysteries of existence, offering a glimpse into a world where nature’s beauty reigns supreme, and the spirit soars amidst the clouds of imagination’.
