talking walls is a recently established company set up to showcase and supply the work of artist Suzanne Cannon. Drawing upon a wealth of marketing and design experience from local, national and international companies and an established reputation for some of the most refreshing and imaginative contemporary art around, talking walls is uniquely positioned to help you make the boldest statement about you and your organisation.
The word meteoric probably doesn't do justice to the rise to fame of professional artist Suzanne Cannon. Not too many years ago Suzanne was relatively unknown outside the Peak District, where she had a small, but growing, band of appreciators.
Now her work is much sought after, both at home and abroad, and is the subject of private collections as far afield as Switzerland, South Africa, Saudi Arabia and Australia. Her international reputation has grown to such an extent that one of the premier galleries in Zurich eagerly anticipates each latest collection.
Suzanne's reputation has been built upon her refreshingly original contemporary landscape art. Her evocative landscapes, often typified by dramatic sweeping skies, attract the attention of those who prefer an edge to their art. She has an uncanny ability to capture memories of those times of the day when nature creates a wealth of magical colour and is able to transfer them onto canvas in her own unique way.
Her abstract work arrests the attention through the bold and complex use of vibrant colour, allowing the imagination to take different and diverse directions, without ever losing sight of the sheer excitement and passion of the piece.
Suzanne has also developed a successful Corporate Art business, providing artwork for nationally recognised companies, more and more of whom are recognising the value that original art brings to their business. As well as creating the commissioned artwork that reflects both the image and ethos of an organisation, Suzanne coordinates and manages the disparate activities that are required to bring the project together.
She continues to be the subject of solo exhibitions and has been invited to exhibit at the Society of Women Artists (SWA) international exhibition and, more recently, at the Royal Birmingham Society of Artists (RBSA).
