Collection: Hollie Savory

Hollie Savory is an emerging British semi abstract painter based in Kent. Her paintings are characterised by strong colour combinations and expressive brush strokes, influenced by her former years working as a fashion designer, often laying down colours in multiple layers and taking away to reveal unexpected colours below. Hollie’s use of colour and eye for spotting unusual combinations within the landscape are often the starting point for many of her works.
Living in the countryside, she is drawn to the expansive agricultural landscapes that surrounded her studio. Natural patterns such as crop lines or the rolling contours of the terrain continually inspire. Her work captures the rhythms of the land, capturing the shapes and forms within it. The ever-present sky, a constant source of inspiration for the artist plays a crucial role in her work. Hollie’s Work moves between expressive landscapes and more intuitive abstracted works, playing with colour and form. Texture and mark making are important parts of her practice, revealing and concealing underlayers add to the richness of the works, much like the landscapes she depicts. When painting landscapes Hollie aims to paint not only a view, but also her thoughts and feelings whilst walking within the landscape.