Collection: Fiona Lowe Brunell

Fiona Lowe Brunell graduated from The Queen's University of Belfast with a First Class degree in History of Art and now lives in her birthplace of Newry.  It’s an area that has influenced many artists, including C.S. Lewis, who said; ‘That part of Rostrevor which overlooks Carlingford Lough is my idea of Narnia’.  

Fiona’s artwork offers a new perspective on  well-known writers, based on time-lines, colours and tones.  The composition of a day, month and year is transformed into a visual manifestation of the writer and their works.  

Apart from her art based on important writers. Fiona has built up a body of work looking at the plants, trees and landscapes that surround her.

Fiona’s work has been collected by a wide spectrum of organisations and individuals, including:  The Titanic Foundation, Belfast, the South African Embassy, Dublin, and the Nelson Mandela Foundation, South Africa, as well as Senator David Norris, and Sir A.P. McCoy.