Blossoming Vigorously (SOLD) Painting

Brand Identity Consultant by profession and Visual Artist by nature, Louise Ellul is an upcoming artist whose works of art are often described as “fresh” and “sublime” by well-established artists. Born in 1984, Louise has always lived her childhood alongside the artistic skill on her fingertips. However, she never truly listened to the calling of her artistic potential until her early adulthood where she realized her thinking process functions visually over any other form of thinking. With a degree in media communications in 2013, Louise acquires two outstanding skills, that compliment her talent; the process of creativity and concept development. She kept growing her creative spark as a corporate designer focusing on brand identity and marketing material. Apart from designing for locals and UK clients, her greatest achievement comes with Kluwp – a new Spanish payment online company that has now become a worldwide multi-million Euro business with her branding designs. Her will for self-improvement and the desire to let free her visual imagination led her to attend artistic tuition in 2017. This acquired knowledge transformed her recent art into “a powerful beauty that is both strong and brittle, with a vibrant intensity and something I can only describe as sensitive and sublime”, says metal artist Marie Louise Kold whilst interpreting her art. With the aid of Guzeppi Theuma, a highly talented artist and art historian, Louise Ellul made her first artistic debut at the Roots in Colour – a collective artistic exhibition – for which she received immense feedback. Her artwork reached extensive media coverage on the top local newspapers and was also featured on prime time news on the national TV channel PBS by news reporter Keith Demicoli. “Everything comes to an end but this time around, the end of this fantastic exhibition experience, Roots in Colour, marks the birth of a new artistic journey that I will be embracing”, states Louse Ellul on her social media whilst thanking Ġużeppi Theuma for involving her in the exhibition.