Elaine Kazimierczuk chooses the natural world as an important focus for her painting, such as wildflower meadows, hedgerows, cottage and botanic gardens. A recent subject of interest has emerged from visits to lush temperate rainforests at a series of locations across the British Isles. Her landscape paintings, though semi-abstract, are personal accounts of what she encounters, based on a vocabulary of non-figurative shapes and gestures. A keen supporter of initiatives that manage and support fragile ecosystems, her aim is to represent nature with its intricate assembly of wild beauty. The scale of her canvases varies from intimate studies that can sit on a bookshelf to very large pieces to fill entire walls.