Georgia Beaumont is a British artist whose practice is rooted in the quiet intricacies of the natural world. Her work explores the poetics of botanical life, its sensuality, fragility, and resilience, through a language of expressive mark-making and organic form. Beaumont’s paintings have been exhibited in London, Barcelona, Milan, Mexico City, Sydney and Los Angeles, and are held in private collections internationally.

“Thyme is a place deeply connected to nature, and visiting in spring, the fecundity of plant life, insects, and birds sings out with intensity. As I walked through the property, from the water meadows to the cutting and kitchen gardens, I felt a profound sense of nature’s balance. A reminder that nothing needs to be rushed, and everything finds its place in time.

Nature mirrors our fundamental state of being: intricate, resilient, and steadfast. Its biological rhythms unfold through synchronized responses—patterns that hint at a deeper, unifying reality. This synchronicity suggests that we are not separate from the natural world, but inextricably bound to it