The Haunted Cottage of the South Shore
30x10cm, Acrylic on canvas, £300
This haunted cottage on Nova Scotia's South Shore was once home to a sea captain's wife who, after his disappearance, died waiting for his return. Her restless spirit is said to haunt the cottage, with visitors reporting eerie presences and the sound of her sorrowful sobs.
This painting captures the haunted atmosphere of the cottage, where floating ghosts in the sky evoke the lingering spirits that surround the lonely lakeside home.
The Phantom Fisherman of Gabarus Bay
30x10cm, Acrylic on canvas. £300
The Phantom Fisherman of Gabarus Bay haunts the waters after being lost in a storm, his ghostly presence felt along the shore where his body was never found. Locals claim to hear his eerie voice in the wind, calling out for help on stormy nights.
In my painting, the skull-like ghost head floating in the sky, paired with a bouquet of dying autumn flowers over the ocean, echoes the haunting presence of the Phantom Fisherman, embodying the lost soul's eternal connection to the sea.
The lady in White of St. Paul’s Island
30x30cm, Acrylic on canvas, £200
This haunted cottage on Nova Scotia's South Shore was once home to a sea captain's wife who, after his disappearance, died waiting for his return. Her restless spirit is said to haunt the cottage, with visitors reporting eerie presences and the sound of her sorrowful sobs.
This painting captures the haunted atmosphere of the cottage, where floating ghosts in the sky evoke the lingering spirits that surround the lonely lakeside home.
Hidden Collective
25cmx25cm, Acrylic on canvas, £200
The Hidden Collective painting features vibrant pink mushrooms on a hill, and highlights the intricate mycelial network beneath, illustrating how strength and resilience come from their collective unity and interconnectedness.
Hive Mind
25cmx25cm, Acrylic on canvas, £200
The Hive Mind painting features a beehive, teeming with bees. It illustrates their real-life collaboration: each bee contributes to the hive’s success through shared tasks, from foraging to nursing, exemplifying the power of collective effort, similar to how people work together in an art collective.
Bound by the Tide
35cmx28cm, Acrylic on canvas, £300
The Bound by the Tide painting captures the grandeur of a colossal wave, illustrating how countless droplets merge in unity to form a powerful force of nature, symbolizing the strength and harmony achieved through collective effort.
Better in the Morning
25cmx25cm, Acrylic on canvas, £200
Awakening
30cmx40cm, Acrylic on canvas, £300
Together We Stand
Acrylic on Canvas
Bailey Blue
Artist Introduction:
Bailey is a Canadian artist living in London, UK, transitioning from digital illustration to the contemporary art scene. Her work is deeply rooted in the natural beauty of her Canadian upbringing, particularly the ocean in Nova Scotia, which is heavily inspiring her upcoming collection. Bailey's paintings are a personal journey of healing, helping combat anxiety and overcome depression, using expressive techniques including finger painting to bring her work to life.
Artist Statement:
In my work, I embrace expressive techniques, using brushes and finger painting to create pieces that challenge perception rather than depict reality. I merge earthy tones with vibrant colors, blending folk art elements to evoke a deep connection to nature. Drawing inspiration from my childhood in the Canadian wilderness, I infuse each piece with a sense of secluded introspection. My art, whether digital or physical, invites viewers to question what they see and feel, creating an emotional resonance that transcends the ordinary.
