Introducing Faye Nasser-Joley
We are pleased to announce a new artist to the gallery...Faye Nasser-Joley. Faye has become arguably one of the most talented emerging artists in the UK. She has a client base that stretches worldwide and her work can be found in collections not only in her native Great Britain but also in America and the Emirates.
After a high profile (and sell-out) exhibition in the T5 Gallery in Heathrow Airport's Terminal 5, Faye's popularity grew and she was commissioned with further exhibitions for the 2012 Olympic Games and New Forest Show in which she painted in their 'Best of British' arena.
Faye has also enjoyed features in a variety of publications from The Evening Standard and other luxury and lifestyle magazines as well as compliments on her work from HM Queen Elizabeth II.
Through her work as an ambassador for art education Faye has worked on a variety of creative projects within the community, most recently securing a Gold Art OFSTEAD award for a school.
Her portraiture work, whether human or animal, captures the essence and character of the individual. It is easy to see why her is so sought after and we are immensely proud to have it displayed here at Wyecliffe Gallery.
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