STEPHANIE WORRELL
STEPHANIE WORRELL
born in London 2006, specialises in fine art, surrealism and multidisciplinary art forms.
Stephanie Worrell, born in London 2006, specialises in fine art, surrealism and multidisciplinary art forms.
Her debut solo exhibition at aged 13 showcased pieces inspired by nature, humanity and environmental challenges, notably Unity, an acrylic artwork blending vibrant colours and intricate details.
Continuing her experimentation, Stephanie delved into mixed media, crafting miniatures and clay sculptures, eventually integrating clay and paint onto canvas to create three-dimensional depth, symbolising the simultaneous harmony and conflict between humans and nature ... read more
Her debut solo exhibition at aged 13 showcased pieces inspired by nature, humanity and environmental challenges, notably Unity, an acrylic artwork blending vibrant colours and intricate details.
Continuing her experimentation, Stephanie delved into mixed media, crafting miniatures and clay sculptures, eventually integrating clay and paint onto canvas to create three-dimensional depth, symbolising the simultaneous harmony and conflict between humans and nature ... read more
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BIO
Stephanie Worrell, born in London 2006, specialises in fine art, surrealism and multidisciplinary art forms.
Her debut solo exhibition at aged 13 showcased pieces inspired by nature, humanity and environmental challenges, notably Unity, an acrylic artwork blending vibrant colours and intricate details.
Continuing her experimentation, Stephanie delved into mixed media, crafting miniatures and clay sculptures, eventually integrating clay and paint onto canvas to create three-dimensional depth, symbolising the simultaneous harmony and conflict between humans and nature.
Pursuing her passion professionally, she attended The Brit School to study Art and Design, refining her skills, and now continues her artistic journey at Central Saint Martins, University of Arts London.
Stephanie Worrell, born in London 2006, specialises in fine art, surrealism and multidisciplinary art forms.
Her debut solo exhibition at aged 13 showcased pieces inspired by nature, humanity and environmental challenges, notably Unity, an acrylic artwork blending vibrant colours and intricate details.
Continuing her experimentation, Stephanie delved into mixed media, crafting miniatures and clay sculptures, eventually integrating clay and paint onto canvas to create three-dimensional depth, symbolising the simultaneous harmony and conflict between humans and nature.
Pursuing her passion professionally, she attended The Brit School to study Art and Design, refining her skills, and now continues her artistic journey at Central Saint Martins, University of Arts London.
ARTIST'S STATEMENT
Art is both my escapism and my confirmation of my existence and human experience. I cannot envision a reality where I do not create art. I use it to reflect and acknowledge humanity’s destructiveness, but also to remind myself about the inherent goodness that can be chosen by us, amidst all the tragedies and discrimination. My aim as an artist is to showcase my work to diverse audiences, offering a panoramic view of human nature and the consequences of our destructive cycle.
My ideas of the inevitable conflict and unity of humanity and the environment is heavily accompanied by the materials I use within my artwork, such as my choice in using paint and clay on canvas. Although I carefully compose both mediums together to invite my concept of unity, I disrupt a seemingly traditional painting with three-dimensional elements to create a visual conflict, purposefully contrasting mediums together to further unite my theme. Through my works, I strive to explore the narratives of our human nature and the recurring cycles that shape our modern world, expressing them through various forms of colour and textures to mimic the layers of our complexities, to provoke reflection about the patterns that define our existence.
Art is both my escapism and my confirmation of my existence and human experience. I cannot envision a reality where I do not create art. I use it to reflect and acknowledge humanity’s destructiveness, but also to remind myself about the inherent goodness that can be chosen by us, amidst all the tragedies and discrimination. My aim as an artist is to showcase my work to diverse audiences, offering a panoramic view of human nature and the consequences of our destructive cycle.
My ideas of the inevitable conflict and unity of humanity and the environment is heavily accompanied by the materials I use within my artwork, such as my choice in using paint and clay on canvas. Although I carefully compose both mediums together to invite my concept of unity, I disrupt a seemingly traditional painting with three-dimensional elements to create a visual conflict, purposefully contrasting mediums together to further unite my theme. Through my works, I strive to explore the narratives of our human nature and the recurring cycles that shape our modern world, expressing them through various forms of colour and textures to mimic the layers of our complexities, to provoke reflection about the patterns that define our existence.
CV
Solo shows
2021 - Solo Exhibition, Rose Circle Gallery, London,UK
2019 - Solo Exhibition, Rose Circle Gallery, London,UK
Group shows
2025 Dreams & Nightmares, Boomer Gallery, London, UK
2025 Group Exhibition, S.B Art Studios, London, UK
2025 Pleasure a measure of joy, Good Rice Gallery, London, UK
2024 What about Eve? Curated by Julia Sysalova and Eva Maragaki, Platforms Project, Public Tobacco Factory - Hellenic Parliament Library+Neon, Athens, Greece
2024 Facing Futures, Fusebox Gallery, London, UK
2023 Portraits, Gallery Omnibus, Dresden, Germany
Solo shows
2021 - Solo Exhibition, Rose Circle Gallery, London,UK
2019 - Solo Exhibition, Rose Circle Gallery, London,UK
Group shows
2025 Dreams & Nightmares, Boomer Gallery, London, UK
2025 Group Exhibition, S.B Art Studios, London, UK
2025 Pleasure a measure of joy, Good Rice Gallery, London, UK
2024 What about Eve? Curated by Julia Sysalova and Eva Maragaki, Platforms Project, Public Tobacco Factory - Hellenic Parliament Library+Neon, Athens, Greece
2024 Facing Futures, Fusebox Gallery, London, UK
2023 Portraits, Gallery Omnibus, Dresden, Germany