Naomi Munuo

Naomi Munuo paints still life scenes in her home studio, drawing inspiration from her own collections of objects and artefacts. These scenes also often revolve around her father’s sculptures and her mother’s cherished collections of objects and artefacts.

One can perhaps discern her deep admiration for the 20th-century modern masters, but her artistic expression is also heavily influenced by her family and her surroundings. Naomi’s work embraces femininity, portraying strong female characters engaged in introspection and everyday rituals. The statuesque figures, bold palette and adorned compositions are hallmarks of her art.

Naomi’s work has been exhibited and collected widely across the UK, including the RA Summer Exhibition and Liberty London, and has featured in ROSA Magazine and in private collections globally.