Sophie Bartrip

I’m a disabled, neurodivergent artist from South London. My artistic journey started over 25 years ago and in that time I have produced work in a variety of mediums, from digital collage to abstract painting via lino printing, sewing and watercolour.

Having ADHD means I have an ever-active mind and a relentless pursuit of novelty and experimentation. This has led me to experiment with styles, subject matter, colour, texture and images, which has resulted in me creating a huge range of different types of art work over the years.

Most recently I have been enjoying exploring abstract art. From vibrant floral paintings, to urban inspired textural pieces, watercolours inspired by human connection and bird murmuration to acrylic ink pieces which explore colour and line.

Ultimately, with my art I seek to transcend the boundaries of personal expression and invite the viewer to embark on their own introspective journey.

Due to my many health issues, I’ve had to adapt my artistic practice by blending modern and traditional techniques to be able to work within my physical limitations but without losing my creativity.

Much of my creative process begins from bed, where I use my iPad, Apple Pencil, generative image technology (Midjourney...

Fine art degree Middlesex University