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Beautiful Nature & Anatomy Inspired Surreal Paintings by Trisha Thompson Adams

Artist Trisha Thompson Adams produces macabre and mystical art prints that depict nature and the human anatomy. Inspired by old folklore, astronomy and her dreams, the artist’s paintings lean away from bright colors and create mystery through scenes depicted in somber colors and strange subjects converged with realistic and whimsical concepts.

Adams’ artwork is artistically spiritual, celebrating nature through the human body and the flowers that bloom, as well as cosmic scenes. In order to sustain life, the body must be connected with nature, and her flowers entwined in the heart and ribcage symbolise new life that blooms forth. The universal balance of life and death, the struggle between humanity and nature, earthly and cosmic elements become the heart of her artwork. You can find her work in her Society6 and Etsy shop.

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