A Flower's Tale

In A Flower's Tale, Halima Washington Dixon turns her eye from the wide horizons of Suffolk to the intimate theatre of the still-life table. Bursting with colour, movement and character, these new paintings treat each arrangement not as a static object but as a living narrative - petals leaning and twisting like voices in conversation, glass catching and bending the light, stems gathering in quiet choreography. Her bold, expressive brushwork transforms everyday botanicals into scenes of vivid emotional presence.