Zizzi
Six distinctive artists will be exhibiting in this characterful new venue. Discover their work in the upstairs oak panelled, light filled gallery of the intimate Grade II listed former coach house. Explore bold cityscapes and portraits, detailed wildlife drawings, ocean-inspired sculpture, contemporary landscapes, resin and polymer clay jewellery, and season-led dried floral design. Expect originals, prints, and handcrafted pieces to collect. A character filled space within easy walking distance of 7 other venues. Afterwards, stop for a bite to eat at this favourite Henley lunch spot.
Opening Times
2nd - 4th May 10am - 5pm
Number of exhibitors
6
Parking
Kings Road car park, Greys Road car park, free for 1 hr
Meet the Exhibitors
Looking forward to meeting you to share insights into the inspiration and techniques that make the work so unique.
Sarah Thomas
My art is shaped by resilience and renewal, created through and beyond cancer recovery and rooted in a deep connection to landscape, light, and quiet moments in nature. Working with acrylics, I explore atmosphere, season, and emotion through a vibrant palette. Each painting reflects a pause—a moment to slow down, observe, and find calm within the natural world.
Moomi Botanicals
I create dried floral designs that reflect the ever-changing rhythms of nature.
By embracing seasonal natural forms and textures, my pieces aim to soften interiors and enhance atmosphere with modern and wild botanical elements.
My flowers are grown using sustainable methods and dried naturally in my studio in Henley-On-Thames.
Lauren Hawkins
Lauren Hawkins creates raw, cinematic mixed-media paintings where portraiture, symbolic figures and cityscapes collide. Using charcoal, collage, spray paint, and oils, she explores memory, identity, and longing. Her work treats people, animals, and place as emotional landscapes rather than literal subjects, leaving space for viewers to bring their own experiences into each piece.
Kelly Vincent
I create ocean-inspired resin art on wood, drawing inspiration from the movement and energy of the sea. Through layered pours and fluid techniques, I capture depth, texture, and natural flow, creating unique wall art that brings a sense of calm and coastal connection into the home.
Jess Adams
I design and hand make statement jewellery and accessories, primarily from polymer clay and resin. I'm heavily influenced by nature, mainly my house plants and cut-flower garden, as well as the changing seasons. I have a core collection of designs, seasonal collections, and I enjoy making one-off unique designs, including custom work.
Emma Wicks
Emma is a photo realistic coloured pencil artist. Her recent work explores the visual distortion created by water whilst capturing wildlife within. Emma also offers bespoke pet portraits, creating memories to last a lifetime.