bEam arts
CURRENT RESIDENT ARTISTS

DENISE O'FLYNN
Denice is driven by the sense of well-being that comes from being in nature and with finding myself absorbed in creating. Her artwork, using acrylic paint, printing and collage, is a reflection of joy, peace and a deep connection to nature. Immersed in the process, she finds a meditative space where creativity becomes a path to healing and self-discovery. Through colour, texture, and movement, she expresses the wholeness of mind, body and soul. Denice hopes that her work can enable others to feel the joy and connection that she strives to express.

NORA MAUROY
Nora Mauroy (b. 1995) is a Norwegian artist based between Brussels and Oslo. Working across performance, film, photography, text and sculpture she examines themes of digital staging, intimacy and female stereotypes. Through the repetition of her own image she explores the performative nature of contemporary portraiture.
The last two years she has mainly focused on the trope of women and cats, particularly surrounding women in their late twenties and early thirties who are single, childless, and choose to live with pets. This research stems from a longing to understand attachment, relationships, and desire through a female gaze.
As an elongation of this research she’s at bEam arts to document the feline company of the streets in Thessaloniki, and their daily lives beyond the boundaries of a single household.

DENISE O'FLYNN
Denice is driven by the sense of well-being that comes from being in nature and with finding myself absorbed in creating. Her artwork, using acrylic paint, printing and collage, is a reflection of joy, peace and a deep connection to nature. Immersed in the process, she finds a meditative space where creativity becomes a path to healing and self-discovery. Through colour, texture, and movement, she expresses the wholeness of mind, body and soul. Denice hopes that her work can enable others to feel the joy and connection that she strives to express.

DENISE O'FLYNN
Denice is driven by the sense of well-being that comes from being in nature and with finding myself absorbed in creating. Her artwork, using acrylic paint, printing and collage, is a reflection of joy, peace and a deep connection to nature. Immersed in the process, she finds a meditative space where creativity becomes a path to healing and self-discovery. Through colour, texture, and movement, she expresses the wholeness of mind, body and soul. Denice hopes that her work can enable others to feel the joy and connection that she strives to express.