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Welcome to Malti B Lee’s studio!

“Painting is an obsession to explore and communicate the world I see around me”

Malti B Lee

I’m Malti B Lee, a California-based British Indian artist. My works are studies of the fusion between natural and urban environments. Having lived exclusively in the hustle and bustle of metropolitan cities, pockets of vibrant flowers against the urban landscape have always brought me moments of joy, calmness and reflection. I paint to share these experiences with my audiences…

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California based contemporary artist, Malti B Lee holding her original painting in acrylic on stretched canvas of deep purple and yellow pansies against a purple and yellow hued abstract background with a white line illustration of the Plaza de España in Sevilla, Spain
Artist, Malti B Lee, with ‘Midnight In Sevilla’ from her ‘Lost in Colour’ collection, 2022

Limited edition giclée prints on canvas

Heading into 2023, I’ll be selling limited edition giclée prints on canvas in the original sizes of select paintings from the ‘Lost in Colour’ collection.

This is your opportunity to claim your favourite piece, even though the original has been claimed! These are signed, titled, dated and number on the back, and come ready to hang 🙂

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'Memories of the Alhambra', original artwork by California based contemporary artist Malti B Lee, created in acrylic on stretched canvas of blue and yellow pansies against a blue hued abstract background with a detailed line illustration of archways in the Alhambra in Granada, Spain
‘Memories of the Alhambra’, 20×16″

Lost in Colour

Capturing that moment of noticing flowers in the city, I paint vivid blooms against architectural details. Lost in the city. Lost in nature. Lost in colour

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Original painting in acrylic of white Queen Anne's Lace against a yellow and green, light-filled abstract background by California based contemporary artist, Malti B Lee
‘Q is for Queen Anne’s Lace’, 10×8″

A to Z Flowers

You’ll find bold flowers against bright abstract backgrounds inspired by the vibrancy of city life across these 26 paintings on paper, from A-Z

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Vivid original painting in acrylic of pink cherry blossom against a bold, pink and gold abstract background by California based contemporary artist, Malti B Lee
‘Beckoning the Spring, no.6’, 14×11″

Beckoning the Spring

Inspired by signs of blossom at the onset of spring, this is an expressionist collection created in acrylic filled with colour, movement and texture

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From the archives 🌸 Early floral paintings inspired by the changing seasons Celebrating the wins today as I work towards two Solo Exhibitions ✨ My largest painting to date was created in school as part of my A Level art exam (just before going off to University). It was inspired by the architectural details from a trip to Rome, Italy and featured batik, inks, line work and finer painting. As I reflect back, my ‘Lost in Colour’ collection feels like an evolution of what I was working on then. While I can’t tell you how big the piece is and don’t have a decent picture to hand, it’s still hanging in my parents’ home so I’ll share more when I’m next in London ✨ At a tiny 6 x 6 inches, my smallest paintings to date have been been my ‘Lost in Colour Minis’ ✨ Having always lived in large metropolitan cities, I grew up appreciating flowers against the backdrop of beautiful buildings Sold! 🌸 About my process ✨ I create my ‘Lost In Colour paintings’ in 3 distinct stages. In this reel, you see the second stage 👩‍🎨 My turning point came as I started exhibiting at festivals. Through these experiences, I found the confidence to double down on my art career
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