Letijo Painting

Giselle's work is epic in its display of colour. The closest comparison would be psychedelic imagery seen when tripping, but with incredible depth. It has a way of stitching itself to emotion. It's easy to feel a deep connection to her work, and every painting, every single one has really strong femininity; a sapio sexual sapphic edge. Some in a really obvious way, some not. They all have their own axis on which they turn. You absolutely have to see them with your own eyes; her work online will give you an idea, but then you see them in real life and BOOSH! So often when I witness art, I see art. I find myself being highly cerebral about it but one thing that's absolutely for sure with Giselle's work, is it's not my head that comes into play with it, it's something more ethereal and it hits in a very different place. It's very difficult to put labels on Giselle both as a person and as an artist. Within her work there is a mystery, it leaves the viewer wanting to see more; see more deeply and feel more deeply. Giselle and the rest of humanity ask questions. And when one of her paintings meets the eye, it becomes the answer. Not in words, but in knowing. She undertakes commissions, these can be in the form of portraits of people or places, public spaces and offices.