Says Eagle: “Venetia has an original and unique style, which is consistent yet always evolving. She uses a lot of beautiful blues and pinks and her line feels so free and organic. I love the way she can apply her aesthetic onto different mediums, like shirts and vases, and she isn’t precious about it.”

In Dreamscapes, Berry’s upcoming exhibition at One Room Gallery, the painted female form finds its way onto ceramics, as well as canvases and paper.

Eagle continues: “I think there is something free about her figures but they are also contained and calm. I love the fact she has found her craft and stuck to it, but each of her shows feels ever evolving and fresh.”

Berry often draws from art history, particularly the work of Henri Matisse, Helen Frankenthaler and the Fauves. For Dreamscapes, however, a trip to Italy proved influential. “I have taken inspiration from the classical forms that I saw in Rome last year, as well as from the timeless bathing scenes that we can see throughout art history. My aim is to create a world that feels familiar but also unearthly and dreamlike. I love the idea of this timeless environment, with females bathing in the nude, relaxed and content in each other’s company.”

You can revel in Berry’s Dreamscapes at One Room Gallery on Shoreditch’s French Place, E1, from 30 November to 5 December.