Arabella Ross – portfolio
Contact the artist
http://www.Arabellaross.co.uk
07825 172205
Arabella@arabellaross.com
I can be contacted through my website
www.Arabellaross.co.uk
Meet the artist
Artist information
Arabella Ross is a visual artist whose vibrant paintings and collages blend colour, emotion, and storytelling. Inspired by nature and guided by instinct, her work is spontaneous and expressive. Beneath the bold colours, Ross explores deeper emotional themes of grief, loss, and transformation. Through symbolic and subconscious imagery, she creates a universal visual language that speaks to shared human experience.
Arabella proudly honours her Cypriot lineage through her mother’s side, with roots in Nicosia tracing back to her great-grandmother Marie Brain (née Usmiani) and great-great-grandmother Chrystalleni Pierides (1854–1944). She is also a valued member of the Cypriot High Commission’s Cultural website.
The artist has completed a Master’s degree in Fine Art at Chelsea college of Art and a BA Hons fine art (Wolverhampton Polytechnic.) In July 2025 Ross will graduate from three years at Turps Banana Art school’s correspondence course. In 2024 the artist exhibited at the Venice Biennale at the Palazzo Pisani-Revedin. In 2025, Ross’s work has been shown at ‘Europe Art Now’ Art Gotham (New York) and Art Capital, Le Grand Palais (Paris). Her work is held in private collections in London, UK, Europe, North America, and Australia.
Exhibition information
Image 1:) Arabella Ross.
Artist’s studio working on current oil paintings
April 2025
Image 2:) Arabella Ross.
The artist’s studio.
Current series of work.
April 2025
Image 3:)
Painting: Something dark & perfumed
Dimensions: H: 95cm x 125cm.
Medium: Oil on linen.
Year made: June 2024
Price: 3,500.00
Image 4:)
Collage: Celestial Baby.
Dimensions: H: 79cm x W: 58cm
Medium: Oil stick, oil painted mono-print on paper
Year made: April 2025
Price: £825.00
Image 5:)
Painting: Madonna & Child
Dimensions: H: 130cm x 100cm
Medium: Oil on canvas.
Year made: March 2025
Price: £4,000.00
Image 6:)
Collage: Mother & Child.
Dimensions: H: 80cm x W: 58cm
Medium: Oil stick, oil painted mono-print on paper
Year made: February 2025
Price: £825.00
Image 7:)
Collage: The images are blurred along the edge of time.
Dimensions: H: W:
Medium: Pencil drawings, gold leaf, ephemera.
Year made: March 2025.
Framed – Moon gold leaf.
Price: £2,500.00
Image 8:)
Painting: It’s a beautiful day, don’t let it get away
Dimensions: H: 130cm x W: 100cm
Medium: Oil stick & oil on canvas
Year made: April 2025
Price: £4,000.00
Image 9:)
Collage: Evening shadows make me blue. All my loving I will give to you.
Dimensions: H: 70cm x W: 58cm
Medium: Acrylic, pencil drawings, gold leaf, cloth, recycled card.
Year made: February 2025
Framed – Moon gold leaf.
Price: £2,000.00
Image 10:)
Painting: Virgin Forest
Dimensions: H: 167cm x W: 150cm
Medium: Oil on linen
Year made: April 2025
P.O.A
Image 11:)
Collage: “La Voie Sacrée”
Dimensions: H: 42cm x W: 53cm
Medium: Recycled diaries, family ephemera, card, gouache and pencil drawings.
Made: December 2024
Price: £ 1,500.00
Image 12:)
Collage: “1965 Diary”
Dimensions: H: 43cm x W: 58cm
Medium: Gouache, oil paint and crayon on recycled card.
Year made: September 2024
Framed – Moon gold leaf.
Price: £ 2,00.00
(Magdalen Road Studios Solo Exhibition) – Poster.
Collage: Entering into the golden light.
Dimensions: H: 70cm x W: 58cm
Medium: Gold leaf, drawings, collage, ephemera & ink on recycled paper.
Unframed. Price: £1,350.00
Arabella Ross’s paintings and collages are infused with lyrical passion, colour and narrative. Her inspiration derives from nature. The spontaneity in the artist’s work, her passion for materiality and painting upside down is just one method she deploys to free her mind from traditional painting processes and visual tropes. The symbolism and allegory in her paintings are rich and evocative as the artist draws instinctively from subconscious imagery. While often bright and vibrant on the surface, much of the work is rooted in darker emotional terrain; grief, pain and personal loss are central to the process. It is not joy, exactly, but a form of alchemy – transforming sorrow into something that exudes a new lease of life. Ultimately, these symbols become part of a broader language within the work—connecting the personal with the universal, and inviting viewers to find their own interpretations. Ross’s upcoming group exhibition is in New York City at Art Gotham. The artist’s work is found in private collections in London, UK, Europe, North America, and Australia.