About Mosslight
I’m Mosslight, and I create abstract landscape paintings that whisper emotion, memory, and atmosphere through soft layers of watercolour and ink.
My work is rooted in a deep reverence for stillness, the hush of dawn, the pause before rain, the quiet you feel beneath trees. Every piece begins not with a plan, but with a feeling. I let pigment and water guide me, chasing mood rather than realism, connection over clarity.
My art is for the tender-hearted. For those who listen more than they speak. For anyone seeking to transform their living space into a sanctuary of presence, calm, and beauty.
When you bring a piece of Mosslight into your space, you’re not just adding art—you’re choosing to be surrounded by something meaningful, reflective, and gently alive.
Artist Statement
I return to landscape because it awakens something deep in me - like how a plant lifts its head when watered. That’s how it feels in my body when I’m out in nature: a quiet kind of joy, mixed with nostalgia, and a softness that I carry back to the page.
There’s one place that’s stayed with me - The Bog, in Shropshire. I went there alone the first time, wandered the fields, had hot chocolate in the little visitor café, and painted in the stillness. The silence felt like home. Later, I returned with my husband, just to share that hush - the wide fields, sheep in the distance, hardly any people. Only space and sky and something unspoken between us and the land.
I don’t paint how landscapes look. I paint how they feel - the breeze moving through trees, grey skies before rain, the sound of wind brushing past my ear like a perfect kiss from nature. I love those soft, overcast days more than bright ones. There’s atmosphere in them. Presence.
When I paint, it’s not about recording a view. It’s a conversation with the land - with memory, with breath, with mood. I’m not just remembering the experience. I’m reliving it.