Hello,
I’m Seraphina, an abstract artist based in London. I create artworks, textile designs and host workshops. I help people to connect with their creativity and to discover ways that it can bring more pleasure and meaning into our lives.
Throughout my life, art and colour have been an incredibly important way for me to express myself and to help me feel more connected to myself and to others.
I work to empower people to feel more confident to use their creativity, so that collectively we can harness the power of art and colour to bring about more meaningful connections.
Get To Know Me…
What do I do?
I work mainly with collage (and sometimes screen printing) to create artworks and textile designs. You can commission me to create something new and unique, or discover my available works through various stockists.
I’m big on colour, sustainability and sharing ways that creativity can positively impact our wellbeing. You can read more about this in my new blog. Or you can find out more by coming to one of my workshops!
Who have I worked with?
Since first sharing my work online, I’ve had some wonderful opportunities to work on bespoke collage commissions, for clients such as Vogue and COS, as well as projects for private collectors and interior designers.
I’ve also had the privilege of collaborating with forward-thinking brands committed to environmental consciousness and the vibrant world of colour.
Notably, I've partnered with Lick, Shoreditch Nails & Plates London. These collaborations reflect not only my passion for art and creativity, but also my commitment to working alongside like-minded brands, to inspire positive change and connection through colour.
My work has been exhibited at London Design Festival, London Design Week, The Choose Love Shop (Carnaby Street), The Royal Albert Hall & at the Pingyao International Photography Festival amongst others. My prints have been stocked by Anthropologie (US), Print Club London, Evermade and more.
What’s my story?
I graduated from Falmouth University in 2015 with a first class degree in BA (Hons) Photography. Soon afterwards I moved to London, to work as a photographer and studio assistant, and continued with personal work in my spare time.
In 2018, my dad died and I was struggling with my health, which I later discovered to be fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue. I dedicated more time to making collages, as I found it enabled me to continue being creative, without needing a huge amount of energy or equipment. Through this time, I gained a deep, tangible understanding of how the act of being creative can benefit our health and help us to better connect with ourselves.
A few months into posting photos of my collages on Instagram, my first commission came in; it was from Vogue. I didn’t have masses of confidence in what I was doing, or a huge social media following, so this was an invaluable boost and encouraged me to keep sharing my work. I soon learnt how to screen print and began selling prints through my own website, later being approached by galleries and stockists worldwide.
At the beginning of 2024, I took some time out to spend time reflecting and reconnecting with my ‘why’. I decided to take an indefinite break from my online shop, to focus on workshops, commissions, brand partnerships, collaborations and my blog.
What are my values?
Creativity
Care for the environment
Courage
Compassion
Helping others
Would you like to work with me?
For commissions, brand partnerships, workshop queries or anything else, please drop me an email at sn@seraphinaneville.com or use my contact form.