Today I'm writing to you from the amazingly colourful world that is the talented Beatriz Milhazes' latest art exhibition in London.

She uses a mixture of geometric shapes, floral patterns and spherical objects in an array of bright tones. This shows how she has managed to find a clear balance between the influences of her Brazilian background and what people would normally expect contemporary art to be like - more crisp, clinical and refined.

Milhazes experiments using a variety of techniques, such as painting, using paper cut outs to add texture and even weaving to create a truly original variety of artwork that are each so powerful that they can stand alone, but still come together as a whole.

My personal favourite piece of the exhibition was the installation Gamboa II. Hanging from a number of silver threads were flowers and orbs of various pastel colours. They created the most beautiful hanging structure and I took a long time staring up at it in silent awe. Beatriz if you're reading this, is it possible for you to bring out a range of mini chandeliers so I can get one for my bedroom please?!

If you have a serious love for art like I do and happen to be in London this month I highly recommend going to visit the White Cube while this exhibition is still available to view - it's being exhibited until 1st July 2018 and is not one to miss.

Gallery // White Cube

Dress // Asos

Bag // Primark

Shoes // Demonia