Clare Jasmine Beloved

Visual Artist | Autobiographical Mythology | Imagination & Healing

Clare Jasmine Beloved is a self-taught Liverpool visual artist whose richly coloured, imaginative paintings inhabit a luminous world somewhere between autobiography, magical realism and myth. Painting since childhood, she works primarily with acrylics and mixed media, alongside ink drawings and illustration. Her distinctive visual language is filled with celestial bodies, mythical figures, enchanted gardens and otherworldly landscapes, where the boundaries between memory, imagination and the unconscious begin to dissolve.

Drawing upon her experiences of love, grief, longing, sensuality and transformation, Clare creates deeply personal mythologies that speak to our shared human experience. Her work explores the extraordinary capacity of imagination to transform pain into beauty, loss into possibility, grief into sensuality and the stories we carry into new worlds of meaning. For Clare, painting is a healing modality using storytelling as a way of making the unbearable visible, illuminating the inner landscape and finding magic in the most unexpected places.

In the Midnight Garden

Scar Boats Sail from the Magic Garden

In the Midnight Garden, Clare Jasmine Beloved invites us into a luminous, mythical world where love, grief, longing and connection take on extraordinary forms. Here, scar boats sail beneath celestial skies, ladders reach between worlds, ancient souls encounter one another, and mysterious gardens hold the possibility of new beginnings. Stars, moons, fairy lights and boats become part of an intimate symbolic language through which the artist explores the tender, complicated and layered experience of being human.

Deeply autobiographical yet filled with universal stories, these paintings emerge from a place where memory meets imagination and the unconscious begins to speak. The Midnight Garden is a place of transformation, where wounds become portals, love crosses impossible distances and even in the darkest landscapes, something beautiful emerges from pain.