Stephanie Fuller is an artist, both Australian and British, who paints scenes that evoke human emotions. Her expressionistic style is concerned with the Human Condition and our relationship to the natural world. Stephanie studied painting, drawing and sculpture in London in the 80s and has been exhibiting ever since. The artists artworks are in private and museum collections.

In March 2021 the artists began collaborating on NFTs. Then in June 2021 the artist began creating NFTs with the intent of minting her full Catalogue Raisonné of artwork on the blockchain. In September 2022 Stephanie began creating NFTs using artificial Intelligence and her paintings.

In November 2022 Stephanie moved into her dream studio above Walmer Castle Pub in Deal. With a lick of white paint the grand old Victorian function room has been transformed into a contemporary artist's studio where the artist works and hosts Open Studios and Painting workshops.

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"Freedom"

Until End December 2022

This series is the culmination of the work I began in lockdown, when I went on the beach during my one hour exercise time and painted the clouds in an emotional rather than a photographic way. 

I worked fast basing my original ideas on looking at the sea and the sky and painted quickly getting out the emotions I had on the day.

My life has been in great turmoil over the past few years so emotionally every day is very different for me. Being able to express the emotions in paint relieves my soul. It gives me the freedom to refresh and recharge each day. I hope that looking at this work feeds people souls and opens up a freedom from within.

This series is composed of 12 works ranging from small to large watercolours.

Working on this series has allowed me to really open up to brand new ideas and has given me access to a whole new set of techniques and brought a freedom to my work that is invigorating.

Freedom will be Open until the end of December 2022.

Fuller studied painting, drawing and sculpture at Bath Academy, Norwich Life Room and Wimbledon School of Art where she developed her technical skills. Her early childhood development by the sea in a remote part of Western Australia gave the artist a sense of the natural world and her place in it that would be impossible to know now. Most of the artist’s work revolves around eco awareness, bringing people back to nature and making them aware that we are animals and all connected.

Fuller has exhibited and been collected by museums and private collectors around the world for the last three decades. In a strange turn of fate one of her large paintings was lost in the recent fires in Australia.

Prior to moving to Deal in 2019, the artist lived and painted in Mollymook three hours south of Sydney on the coast. Fuller's paintings were of the beaches, whales, islands and vineyards of her local surrounds.

Then the Pandemic happened and there is a mind shift. Fullers work has matured into a Post Abstract style, combining abstraction and realism.

My work has been in museum and gallery exhibitions, art fairs and sculpture parks in Australia, England and California.

I trained as an artist in London in the 80s and have consistently exhibited since my first group exhibition in 1990.

Traveling and living around the world has meant being involved in the arts in a variety of ways, including being involved in the launch of Modern Painter magazine in the 80's, running an annual lecture at the TATE, publishing an online art magazine, owning and running an art gallery, becoming an art consultant and art valuer, creating a sculpture park.

Life is long and there are so many aspects to all the things we do after decades of work. This year has been, as it has for many creatives, my most productive. I've surpassed my 2014 record of over 60 art works and produced over 100 paintings and drawings last year.