About

I am Fiona Law, a Scottish born, Australia based visual artist creating abstract works that explore colour, texture, movement, and emotion. My work is deeply influenced by both the natural and built environments around me, and by the personal experiences that have reshaped the way I see the world.

Art has always been present in my life, but it became central to who I am after an accident that left me living with Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS) and permanent disability. During a time of profound change, uncertainty, and loss of the life I once knew, painting became a way to steady myself. What began as a quiet attempt to fill long days of recovery slowly became something much more important. Through colour, texture, and mark making, I found a way to reconnect with the world, rebuild a sense of identity, and transform difficult experiences into something meaningful.

Over time that deeply personal process evolved into a full-time creative practice grounded in resilience, curiosity, and the belief that beauty can still be found within the most challenging moments of life.

Artist Fiona Law wearing an orange top standing beside a square abstract painting with layered orange and blue textures

Portrait of abstract artist Fiona Law with curly hair and glasses against a blue background. Photo by Little Bites Photography

Photo: Little Bites Photography

Today I create atmospheric abstract paintings that invite viewers to pause and feel rather than analyse. Working primarily with acrylics, I build layered surfaces and shifting colour fields that create a sense of movement and illusionary space. My process is intuitive and responsive. Each piece develops gradually through texture, gesture, and colour, allowing moments of stillness and movement to coexist.

Themes of resilience, healing, transformation, memory, and human connection sit at the heart of my work. While every painting carries echoes of my own story, I intentionally leave space for viewers to bring their own experiences and interpretations. I am interested in creating works that feel familiar in an emotional sense, even when they cannot be easily explained.

I now work as a full-time artist from my studio in Logan, Queensland, creating original artworks, commissions, prints, and small collectible pieces. I am also part of the Logan Creative Resilience and Recovery Facilitator Group, contributing to community projects that use creativity as a pathway for connection, wellbeing, and recovery.

My practice continues to evolve as I explore new materials, new series, and deeper ways of expressing the ideas that matter most to me.

If you feel drawn to the work, I invite you to explore further and discover what resonates with you.

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