Five rooms, one journey

Place and memory meet in the sunbird, Arabic calligraphy and the ink drawings of the Georgia collection. These works bring birds, words and remembered landscapes into the same room.

Look for the shift from layered colour to the quiet detail of ink.

Houses, windows, a cat and a shared cup suggest the small spaces of everyday company. From Petals of Love to The Scholar's Haven, this room gathers images of shelter, arrival and familiar things.

Look for doorways and the objects that make a place feel inhabited.

Leaves, flowers, trees and wings move between drawing, painting and collage. In Nature Fusion and the autumn works, natural forms become both the subject and part of the textured surface.

Look closely at the edges where a leaf becomes a line or a layer.

Paper, coffee, chocolate and thyme take on new roles as colour and texture. Alongside intricate drawings, these layered works invite attention to what a surface is made of and how ordinary materials change in the artist's hands.

Look for torn edges, raised textures and patterns built from small marks.

Luminous colour, night skies and imagined spaces bring the journey into a quieter light. Nocturnal Bloom, Strawberry Rush and the sky works gather flowers, stars and unfamiliar horizons into compositions that leave room for your own associations.

Look for the bright shapes that hold your eye against darker colour.