For Alexandra Blunn, our newest Artist in Residence at Few & Far, that melody began in the sun-drenched, rolling hills of Berry. It is a landscape that doesn’t just sit on the horizon; it breathes into her studio. It is the deciduous gold of Autumn leaves against a sharp, green paddock—a contrast that Alexandra has spent a lifetime observing, and now, a decade translating into a visual language of happiness.

But the journey to this collection, “Home,” wasn't a straight line. Like so many of us, Alexandra moved away from her initial spark to navigate the worlds of beauty therapy and energetic healing. She learned the language of the soul and the importance of the spaces we inhabit. Yet, it was the raw, transformative threshold of motherhood—that profound shift that redefines who we are—that finally demanded she pick up the brush again.

In the quiet, heavy shadows of postnatal anxiety, the canvas became more than a surface; it became a sanctuary. A place where the "outside noise" could finally be silenced by the rhythmic scrape of an oil stick and the fluid grace of acrylics. It was here, in the vulnerability of new life, that Alexandra found herself again.