Simone Webb is contemporary British artist whose work blends the digital with the painterly, creating images of flowers, suspended in space as they bloom & decay. Recalling the floral compositions of Dutch Renaissance masters, Webb’s work offers a contemporary take on the still-life: where the Northern European tradition reflected the growing urbanism of the 1600s, Webb’s pieces mirror our increasing shift towards the digital. A single, soft-pink rose takes centre stage for ‘ Grace II’, its dark green leaves spreading out beneath its delicate petals against an ice-white background. Hazy paint daubs gesture towards the flowers’ state of decay, fading out to create a sense of descent. Hanging the flora in timeless space, Webb challenges our expectations of creeping entropy, transforming slow decline into an instant of immense beauty.