Leah Wood presents a body of floral works inspired by the English summer, created in close dialogue with the countryside that surrounds her. Painting from hedgerows, meadows, gardens, of fleeting moments in bloom, the artworks explore the quiet richness of the season – its softness, abundance, and gentle sense of passing time.

Wood focuses on atmosphere and feeling: the warmth held in petals, the summer sunlight settles on flowers after rain, and the understated beauty of plants growing where they are rooted.

The collection feels at home within its setting, echoing the rhythms of rural life and the long, light-filled days of summer. The works invite viewers to slow down and look closely, celebrating flowers not as decorative motifs but as markers of memory, place and season. Together, the pieces form a reflective portrait of the English summer – familiar, fleeting, and quietly luminous.