Sana is a British artist from London, known for her unique approach to botanical art.
Sana
Abstarct Botanics
Sana is a London, Brussels, Manchester -based artist whose work explores the dialogue between surrealism, abstraction, and the organic forms of nature.
Drawing inspiration from the surrealist tradition of her Brussels roots and the fluid lines of Art Nouveau, her paintings blend dreamlike imagery with botanical and spiritual motifs.
Her meticulous process often spans several weeks for a single piece, resulting in richly layered works that invite contemplation. Sana’s practice is deeply informed by colour, form, and an interest in holistic connections between art, nature, and the human spirit.
In 2025, her work was featured in Artists CloseUp magazine, highlighting her growing presence in the contemporary art scene. She is currently preparing for upcoming exhibitions in the UK and internationally.
Inspiration
In the tranquil countryside of Lancashire, Sana draws inspiration from the natural landscapes that surround her. Looking ahead, she envisions expanding her artistic practice by exploring florals from diverse regions. She aims to incorporate exotic botanicals into her work, experimenting with larger canvases for greater expression and deeper engagement with her medium. By evolving her methods, Sana aspires to create evocative and distinctive pieces that celebrate the connection between nature and artistic expression.
Sana’s work explores the concept of beauty that is fleeting yet profound. Through her art, she seeks to preserve the essence of plants and flowers, capturing their delicate forms and vibrant colors as if to make their ephemeral beauty eternal. By imprinting their natural dyes and shapes into her compositions, she transforms these transient elements into enduring works of art, creating a lasting celebration of nature’s impermanence.
In the tranquil countryside of Lancashire, Sana draws inspiration from the natural landscapes that surround her. Looking ahead, she envisions expanding her artistic practice by exploring florals from diverse regions. She aims to incorporate exotic botanicals into her work, experimenting with larger canvases for greater expression and deeper engagement with her medium. By evolving her methods, Sana aspires to create evocative and distinctive pieces that celebrate the connection between nature and artistic expression.