FEMININE TRINITY

Maria Jose Benvenuto’s art immerses viewers in a world of delicate abstraction, where the organic forms and soft palettes evoke a sense of sensuousness and vulnerability. Her work reflects an intimate exploration of identity, where the personal becomes universal, inviting contemplation on the emotional and spiritual dimensions of being.

Alison Smith’s pieces confront the rawness of the human experience, using bold, dynamic strokes and rich textures to reflect the tension between strength and sensitivity. Her work challenges perceptions of femininity, offering an unflinching portrayal of power, resilience, and the primal connection to nature.

Georgina Bedwell completes the trinity with works that dance between the real and the surreal. Her playful yet poignant approach deconstructs societal expectations of women, using symbolism and vivid colors to question the limitations imposed on female identity. Bedwell’s art reminds us of the freedom found in self-expression and the inherent creativity in breaking molds.

Together, these three artists form a collective narrative, weaving their individual threads into a cohesive exploration of what it means to be a woman in the contemporary world. Feminine Trinity is not just an exhibition, but a celebration of feminine power in all its forms—fierce, tender, and transformative.