Sally Green works at scale, using expansive, continuous line to create paintings that feel open, energetic, and alive. Her process is intuitive and grounded in nature as divine and animate, holding beauty, chaos, stillness, and motion together. Colour and gesture move freely across the surface, guided by the rhythm of the seasons. The works carry a clear sense of reverence, honouring the wild, the sacred, and the ever-changing as lived experience.
Her line behaves like growth itself - confident, generative, self-propelling. Form emerges through intuitive movement, as if the work is being grown: life force made visible.
Artist Statement
I see nature as divine, alive with beauty, chaos, stillness, and motion. The rhythm of the seasons grounds my practice, guiding layered explorations in ink, acrylic, oil, and spray paint. I work intuitively, drawing from organic patterns and forms to create gestures that move between freedom and control. My paintings are rooted in nature’s resilience, in colour that survives the storm, in lines that echo growth and decay. Each piece is both a visual response to the natural world and a reflection of the emotional landscapes I navigate within. Through process and presence, I seek to honour the wild, the sacred, and the ever-changing.
Solo Exhibitions
(2024) How The Light Gets In, Haverhub Gallery, Haverfordwest. Pembrokeshire.
(2019) Sally Green at Picton Castle., Picton Castle Gardens, The Rhos. Pembrokeshire.
(2019) Green House, Pure Art Gallery, Marina, Milford Haven.
(2018) Moments and Time Enough., Tenby Museum, Wales.
(2017) An Exhibition of Paintings by Sally Green, Cwtch Coffee Shop and Art Gallery, Pembroke Dock.
(2016) Mindscapes, The VC Gallery, Haverfordwest
Group Exhibitions
(2025) Nature's Shrine, Carmarthen School of Art, Wales.
(2024) Art on The Faith Trail, St. Davids Cathedral, Wales.
(2023) Dockside Divas, Dockside Art Gallery, Pembroke Dock. Wales.
(2023) The Celebration of Contemporary Welsh Painting exhibition Tenby Museum and Art Gallery., Tenby Museum, Wales.
