Rachael Addis is a contemporary painter based at Rogue Artists Studios, Manchester, and an RA Schools Alumni (Royal Academy of Arts). She exhibits nationally and internationally.








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Rachael Addis is a contemporary painter based at Rogue Artists Studios, Manchester, and an RA Schools Alumni (Royal Academy of Arts). She exhibits nationally and internationally. Public works include an 8-metre mural for Co-Op Live (Europe's largest music venue). Documented commissions include Madri beer; her work has appeared in Harper's Bazaar and a BBC documentary on the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition. Collections held at Harrods VIP lounge, OWO Hotel London, and Joyce Wang Suite at Whitley London.
Dense, multi-layered botanical and landscape-derived mark-making. Rachael describes her process as "meditative and compulsive - pushing me both physically and mentally." As a process painter, repetition is a structural device - compositions emerge through layered colour and botanical mark-making that feels both intuitive and intentional. Formative years between the Lake District and Asia remain key influences on subject matter and overall aesthetic. The portfolio features richly textured, all-over surface coverage with botanical and aquatic motifs.
Acrylic on canvas, documented at large scale (91×151cm; 152×152cm). Both plein-air and studio practice. Layered colour application and mark-making are signature methods. Work titled "Sequested Nook" documents multiple colour layers and aquatic botanical mark-making as compositional approach.
Fine art sales, commissions, and corporate/institutional collection placement. Documented commissions: Madri beer, Co-Op Live (8-metre mural). Collections: Harrods VIP lounge, OWO Hotel, Joyce Wang Suite at Whitley London. Media: BBC documentary. School Artist for Delamere SEN school. Studio visits by appointment at Rogue Artists Studios, Manchester.
RA Schools Alumni. Based in Manchester at Rogue Artists Studios. Formative years between the Lake District and Asia. Work placed in major UK hospitality and retail collections. Featured in Harper's Bazaar and BBC documentary. Interview with Max Loffman, 2024.
Large-scale botanical and landscape painting with dense surface coverage - layered, meditative mark-making. The portfolio features all-over surface quality with botanical and aquatic motif density. Output is primarily fine art but selected images indicate texture, scale, and motif richness applicable to surface design licensing contexts.













Rachael Addis is a contemporary painter based at Rogue Artists Studios, Manchester, and an RA Schools Alumni (Royal Academy of Arts). She exhibits nationally and internationally. Public works include an 8-metre mural for Co-Op Live (Europe's largest music venue).
Style and Aesthetic Dense, multi-layered botanical and landscape-derived mark-making. " As a process painter, repetition is a structural device - compositions emerge through layered colour and botanical mark-making that feels both intuitive and intentional.
Pattern Focus Large-scale botanical and landscape painting with dense surface coverage - layered, meditative mark-making. The portfolio features all-over surface quality with botanical and aquatic motif density.
Markets and Clients Fine art sales, commissions, and corporate/institutional collection placement. Documented commissions: Madri beer, Co-Op Live (8-metre mural). Collections: Harrods VIP lounge, OWO Hotel, Joyce Wang Suite at Whitley London. Media: BBC documentary. School Artist for Delamere SEN school.
Techniques and Tools Acrylic on canvas, documented at large scale (91×151cm; 152×152cm). Both plein-air and studio practice. Layered colour application and mark-making are signature methods. Work titled "Sequested Nook" documents multiple colour layers and aquatic botanical mark-making as compositional approach.
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Career Path RA Schools Alumni. Based in Manchester at Rogue Artists Studios. Formative years between the Lake District and Asia. Work placed in major UK hospitality and retail collections. Featured in Harper's Bazaar and BBC documentary. Interview with Max Loffman, 2024.
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