Daisy Dodd-Noble’s vibrant works reimagine canonical landscape painting with a playful, cartoonish sensibility. Her technicolour bucolic scenes explore themes of environmentalism, escapism and humanity’s connection to the natural world. Layering paint to create multiple depths of field, her surreal yet contemplative landscapes invite viewers to engage with the natural world in a deeper way. Forest Study, Worlingham was inspired by a 2024 residency at Worlingham Hall in Suffolk, where a historic shooting estate is being reconfigured into a nature sanctuary. Dodd-Noble reflects on the symbiotic relationships within ecosystems, drawing attention to the beauty and fragility of biodiversity. Through her art, Dodd-Noble calls for a renewed appreciation of nature and a commitment to environmental conservation.

Artist portrait. Photo: Courtesy of the artist

Daisy Dodd-Noble (b. 1989, London, UK; lives and works in Wiltshire, UK) trained on the prestigious MFA programme at the New York Academy of Arts in 2015–2017, her practice utilises traditional painting methods and techniques. During her MFA she attended the class ‘painting from the imagination’ with Inka Essenhigh which was influential in developing her style. Recent exhibitions include: ‘Truth of the forest’, MASSIMODECARLO, Paris (2024); ‘I look at the moon like a fellow traveller’, Lamb Gallery, London (2024); ‘Origins’, L21 Barcelona, L’Hospitalet, Barcelona (2022); 'Landscapes from the UK', Roman Road, London (2022); ‘Two Sisters’, Roman Road, London (2022); ‘When Life Doesn’t Give You Lemons’, Tchotchke Gallery, New York (2020); and ‘Idle Thoughts’, Soho Revue, London (2020).
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  Daisy Dodd-Noble
  Daisy Dodd-Noble (b. 1989) is a painter based in London, England. She graduated from her MFA at the New York Academy of Arts in TriBeCa, New York in 2016.
  
  Dodd-Noble’s works feature cartoonish versions of canonical landscape painting. Through landscapes, she explores themes such as environmentalism and humans' relationship with nature. Her technicolored yet simple bucolic landscapes aim to spread awareness about environmental conservation.
  
  Dodd-Noble had her first solo exhibition at Roman Road Gallery, Columbia Hotel (London, 2020). Her work has been included in group exhibitions at Stems Gallery, Ixelles (BEL, 2022); Roman Road Gallery, London (UK, 2022); G / A R T / E N, Como (IT, 2021); Unit Gallery, London (UK, 2021); Bowes-Parris Gallery, London (UK, 2021) and Tchotchke Gallery, New York (US, 2020). Dodd-Noble has participated in the residency program of L21 Gallery (ES, 2021) where she had her solo exhibition “Grounded” and “Origins” in 2022.
  
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