Acrylic 
Here's another work by Elizabeth Guthrie, where she continues to explore the boundaries between reality and abstraction. "This Way Up" (2025) is not merely a static scene, but a complex visual dialogue between form and colour.
The artist masterfully brings together familiar objects, such as a clear vase and a jug, with a kaleidoscope of geometric shapes and rich planes of colour. Each element here has its own character: the blue anemones appear weightless, while the pear and citrus fruit in the foreground give a sense of material substance. Guthrie plays with perspective and space, inviting the viewer to solve a visual puzzle.
This painting is a brilliant example of how modern art can be both intellectual and emotionally charged. It will not only grace an interior but will also make one think about how we perceive the world around us. This piece is a testament to Elizabeth Guthrie's unique perspective, who finds an endless source of inspiration in the everyday.