AN ARTIST from St Asaph has have her work shown as part of a digital display on Broadway Plaza/Times Square in New York.

Elysia Gilman’s work was part of a wider piece shown for 20 hours, from 6am on June 23 until 2am New York time today (June 24).

She primarily creates oil paintings, drawing her inspiration from impressionists in her creations of sporting and street scenes, as well as figurative work and portraits.

Now, her painting of The Savoy Hotel in Landon has been shown on an LED screen covering 1,674 square feet at Broadway Plaza/Times Square.

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Elysia said: “It was such an exciting experience to have my artwork displayed in such a prominent place, and it was surreal to see it on a billboard in New York.

“Having only set up my art business in 2020, it’s really encouraging to have had this opportunity to display my artwork alongside other great artists in a unique digital exhibition.

“(It was) a very proud moment!”

Rhyl Journal: Elysia's painting of the Savoy in almost photographic detail. Photo: Elysia GilmanElysia's painting of the Savoy in almost photographic detail. Photo: Elysia Gilman

Elysia moved back to St Asaph during lockdown in 2020, and dropped out of university, where she studied fine art, to pursue her dream of becoming a full-time artist.

She has since gathered more than 90,000 TikTok followers, with one of her portrait painting videos raking in almost four million views.

The exhibition has been curated by Artist Talk Magazine, a publication written by artists.

For more of Elysia’s work, go to: www.instagram.com/elysiagilmanart.