Acrylic Painting

Britney Turner

From visions channelled through meditation and breathwork journeys, Britney Turner's art is unique and symbolic.

Artist Profile

Britney Turner, a visionary creator immersed in the exploration of spiritual themes, invites viewers into a world where divinity and femininity intertwine. With a focus on bold expression and vibrant hues, Britney crafts original canvas artwork and print art that captivates the senses and sparks introspection.

Driven by a profound passion for unraveling the connection between the physical and spiritual realms, Britney delves deep into the essence of existence through art. Each stroke of colour and intricate pattern serves as a conduit for the profound, inviting observers to embark on a journey of self-discovery and transcendence.

In Britney Turner’s mesmerizing creations, the convergence of spirituality and artistry becomes palpable, offering a sanctuary for those seeking solace and inspiration. Whether you’re drawn to the mystique of the divine or simply yearn to immerse yourself in the enchanting allure of aesthetics, Britney’s work promises an enriching experience like no other.

Artist Interview

What medium do you work with, and why have you chosen them?

Acrylic paint – I have found this to be more flexible and practical that other paint mediums. I like the consistency, and am able to create my own colours with ease.

How does your artwork get from initial concept to exhibition stage?

Best described as a ‘sacred pilgrimage’, guided by a profound spiritual resonance. It begins with a moment of divine inspiration, an ethereal whisper that ignites my creative soul and beckons me to embark on a voyage of creation. I delve deep into a period of introspection, immersing myself in the quiet depths of simply just, being. Here, amidst the silence, I commune with the essence of my artistry, allowing my intuition to serve as a compass guiding the creative vision. I have learnt not to try control the visions too much with my mind.

Can you tell us a little more about your creative working environment/studio?

I love my studio. It is all white, with exposed concrete floors. It has an industrial feel, but it faces North so it is always dappled with gorgeous light.