Laxmi Hussain draws inspiration from forms encountered in everyday life, exploring the body as a vessel—its tenderness, evolution and the natural shapes it assumes and transforms throughout life. The vivid blue colour flows through her drawings and paintings as a tribute to her late mother, turning her exploration of the body into something more intimate: a meditation on memory, motherhood, loss and the invisible bonds between generations.

Trained in architecture, Hussain brings a sense of precision to her fluid studies of the human form, moving between abstraction and figuration through intricate line work, ordered patterns and organic shapes. Her works are often deliberately incomplete, inviting the viewer to pause, engage and fill in what is left unsaid.

Hussain has exhibited in Print Club London, Hackney Art Week and at Aspex Portsmouth. Her work has also been featured in Vogue UK, Financial Times, and ELLE Decoration, with commissions for Tate, H&M Home, and the Royal Academy of the Arts.