• Prelude in E flat minor by Elizabeth Mikellides: a large ChromaLuxe work of vertical stripes in reds, oranges, purples and blues, hanging between brass wall lights in the cocktail bar of the Town Hall Hotel, London.
  • Ave Maria by Elizabeth Mikellides: a circular artwork of radiating colour lines in pinks, oranges and greens, framed in black on an upright piano, with striped colour panels on the studio wall behind.
  • Marcato by Elizabeth Mikellides, a blue ChromaLuxe metal print of layered profile silhouettes, on display at the ArtCan stand at Platforms Project art fair, Athens, with a visitor looking on.

Music translated into colour

Exhibited at Mall Galleries (ING Discerning Eye) · The Shard · Town Hall Hotel, London · Platforms Project, Athens

Collected across Europe, Canada, Australia and the United States

A woman standing in an art gallery surrounded by colorful abstract paintings on the walls. She is smiling, wearing a green sleeveless top, black pants, and beige shoes. There are art print samples on a small table beside her.

Torn early between art and music, I chose the path of visual art but never let go of the manuscripts that first moved me. I now preserve Classical music in colour - translating rhythm, melody, and structure into a visual language that keeps the music alive.

Drawing Music

"Working with you was such a pleasure and I could not recommend you enough for commissions."


— Suellen, private commission

"I introduced my adult students to one of your art pieces and they danced with coloured scarves to the music while viewing it on a big screen… So lovely. I want others to see and appreciate your creative work."


— Gail Hall, music wellness teacher, Canada