A LITTLE BIT ABOUT DEMI...

 

 

 

Based in Keswick, Lake District. 

 

 

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Demi is from the north of England, Middlesbrough. After studying psychology and sociology, Demi made the controversial decision at the time to follow her dream as an artist and began her studies in Art & Design. Over the years, she had learned the best way to express herself, her emotions and exterior narratives, using expressive movement and colour as a tool. In her late teenage years, Demi relocated with a feeling of needing to be in the countryside. This contrast in environment brought her attention to industrialisation and social issues, something that she had previously become accustomed to. This artist has moved many of time since then, from rural Northumberland, Durham City to the Lake District. These environments only increased Demi's appreciation for nature and brought to light the sense of climate and social destruction around her, yet admiration for the natural world all the more. This naturally lead to keen interest in the climate crisis and human psychology as a whole. Demi has now found some sense of peace in a never ending inspiring part of the world for artists and poets alike, The Lake District, a place with sweeping landscapes and fells that take your breath away. Everywhere Demi has lived, has shaped exactly who she is today.​

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" I am at my happiest when I am outdoors, in the trees and appreciating a landscape, I love to challenge myself to try new things. This applies to my life and my artwork, always experimenting, looking for the rush."

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Want more? Read my interview for Collect Art magazine HERE.

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My carbon footprint is at the forefront of my mind, hence why I do my best to use only recycled, sustainable and biodegradable materials in my work and packaging (see product directly for info on materials). Many of my artworks have been made with or using re-purposed or discarded materials... "One man's waste is another man's treasure".

I often re-use packaging for delivery and urge you to do the same with any packaging you may receive.

 

If you would like a commissions or personalised prints/artwork, please message me with your request below and I would be more than happy to discuss this with you. Please also contact if you have any questions, queries or oppurtunies. Or even if you simply want to talk art. 




Be kind.