
‘I CREATE EXQUISITE, REFINED, CONTEMPORARY REALIST
FLORAL OIL PAINTINGS, INSPIRED BY THE SUBTLETIES OF LIGHT, FORM
and THE NUMINOUS DETAILS OF THE NATURAL WORLD.’- Trish Mitchell
Featured original Works
‘ethereal grace’ (orchid i)
70 × 87 × 5.5cm framed (approx 27.5” x 34” x 2”)
63 × 80 x 3.5 cm unframed (approx 24.8” x 31.5” x 1.4”)
Original oil on museum-grade, extra-fine linen, traditionally oil-primed and mounted on archival museum stretchers in aluminium.
The Artist’s Note
A study in stillness, light, and restraint.
In ‘Ethereal Grace’, two white orchid blooms reach quietly into the dark — not only delicate, but composed, numinous, self-contained. The petals carry a glow that feels internal rather than reflected, their presence holding space rather than demanding it.
This painting is not a portrait of a flower, but of a moment: still, slow, and layered with emotion. There is intimacy here — not sentimentality — and a sense that time itself has softened around the edges.
Created with a deep respect for craftsmanship and form, Ethereal Grace is a meditation on quiet beauty. A future heirloom for those who find sanctuary in the subtle, and richness in the calm.
The painting is offered framed.
‘EMERGENCE’ (Sakura II)
40 x 95 x 3 cm unframed (approx 55” x 37.4” x 1.4”)
Original oil on museum-grade, extra-fine linen, traditionally oil-primed and mounted on archival museum stretchers in wood.
The Artist’s Note
A moment of stillness. A breath. A quiet unfolding.
'Emergence' is a meditation on renewal—a delicate yet powerful reminder that beauty does not rush, it reveals itself in its own time. This sakura blossom branch, emerging from darkness, speaks to the quiet strength of new beginnings, the gentle resilience of nature, and the exquisite stillness that exists between one moment and the next.
Set against a deep, contemplative background, every petal is rendered with intricate precision, inviting the viewer to pause, to notice, to return to presence. A sanctuary in painted form, 'Emergence' offers more than visual beauty—it is an invitation to reconnect with the sacred simplicity of the natural world, and with oneself.
The painting is offered unframed — a quiet invitation to complete the story in your own way, with framing that reflects your interior world.