Helena Traill

Solo Exhibition
30th January – 9TH March
28 Flowers Chelsea,6 Park Walk, London, SW10 0AD
Free, Tuesday to Friday 10–6, Saturday and Sunday 11–4

‘en Plein Air’ by London-based artist Helena Traill is a celebration of colour, light, and nature. As a young neurodivergent painter, Helena uses the practice of plein air painting to connect deeply with the landscapes she captures. Her vibrant oil paintings reflect fleeting moments in nature, combining emotional depth with tonal harmony to create sensory narratives.

The six-week exhibition at 28 Flowers in Chelsea offers a unique opportunity for visitors to engage with Helena’s creative world. An interactive painting experience invites guests to contribute their own brushstrokes to a collaborative artwork that evolves throughout the show. Additional events, including artist talks, workshops, ‘meet the artist’ sessions, and floristry demonstrations, provide a deeper understanding of Helena’s process and inspirations.

Original paintings are available to purchase, along with an accessible selection of curated merchandise featuring some of Traill's most popular works. This exhibition invites audiences to pause, reflect, and explore the natural world through Helena’s neurodivergent perspective, where colour and place come alive in a unique and immersive way.

Events

  • By Appointment: One-on-One with Helena

    Throughout the exhibition, Helena will be available for appointments on Friday’s and Saturday’s.

    Discuss commissions, the exhibition and available works for sale.

  • Artists Demo: Helena Traill 'en plein air'

    Both 1st and 22nd February from 10am to 1pm.

    Discover Helena’s Plein Air process: Starting with a demo in Hyde Park, a stroll, and gallery session.

  • Neurodivergent Creativity – Building Art and Design Success

    20th February 6.30pm to 8pm.

    Helena shares her journey of creativity, neurodivergence, and entrepreneurial growth.