Özlem Thompson is a contemporary Turkish-born artist based in London, internationally recognised for her vibrant abstract works inspired by nature, consciousness, quantum physics, and metaphysical exploration. Originally from Istanbul, Thompson studied biology and botany before dedicating herself fully to painting, bringing a scientific sensitivity and organic rhythm into her expressive visual language. Working from her historic Belsize Park studio in London, once associated with Piet Mondrian and Ben Nicholson, she has exhibited internationally across Europe, North America, and the United Kingdom. Her works are held in private collections worldwide and have appeared in numerous international publications. Thompson has contributed to important public art and charity initiatives, including works created for Queen Elizabeth II’s Platinum Jubilee celebrations as one of seven selected artists in the UK and participation in London’s celebrated Big Egg Hunt art project. Her collectors include internationally recognised figures such as Brian May, Anita Dobson, Maria Friedman, and Andy Nyman. Upcoming exhibition: “2026 SDGs Through Arts London,” presented by ZeeArts Gallery in collaboration with the Houses of Parliament, Goldsmith Hall, and Creative Women Platform, as part of a selected 17 Women Artists exhibition (4–5 June 2026) “Flowers II” embodies a meditative yet energetic visual language, inviting the viewer into a space of contemplation where nature is reimagined as vibration and emotion rather than fixed form. The result is a work that feels both deeply grounded in the physical world and elevated into a more universal, transcendent space. The artwork is hand-signed by the artist and accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity. For safe international delivery, the painting will be carefully shipped rolled in a protective art tube.