There are many elements that subconsciously feed into Grace’s practice. She often works instinctively, allowing the artwork to guide her to the next step. For Grace, painting is a constant dialogue—a fight for control between herself and the materials. It’s like having a conversation, where the more she engages, the more she uncovers.
Grace draws inspiration from everything around her. There is never a singular source of inspiration; rather, she collects resources from a wide range of places—everything from her own photographs to inanimate objects. She dissects these subjects, breaking them apart and reconstructing them in a way that feels intuitive to her.
Grace is often working on multiple pieces at once, allowing ideas to flow from one artwork to the next. This approach feels most natural to her. The often overwhelming compositions in her work are an outward projection of her mind. Leaving space for interpretation is crucial to Grace; she wants her works to be experienced and digested in diverse ways. She enjoys seeing how her audience perceives her work, finding themselves within the chaos of her style.