“I use images all the time, images articulate, lines and shapes. I create instinctively, intuitively. Brush strokes, paint marks, grounds and textures.”

— A section from ‘en plein air’ by Helena Traill, watch the artists statement

Helena Traill is an emerging  neurodivergent international artist whose work transforms landscapes and scenery into sensory experiences, drawing viewers into immersive spaces of colour and contemplation. Helena thinks in pictures rather than words, using brushstrokes to build depth and vibrant colours to share her observations on life. 

In 2025 Helena had a solo-exhibition in Chelsea, followed by multiple private collection acquisitions including a series at Loveday, Belgravia. She recently was the Artist in Residence for the Sculpture Walk by Harvey Horswell x Treasure House in June 2025. Traill’s current exhibition is a series of Urban London Paintings at the Royal Society of Arts and Commerce (RSA) this summer in the Dr Cross Room.