My paintings reflect the beauty and rhythm of the natural world, brought to life through layers of paint and mediums that evolve over time. Inspired by the observations and drawings of the world around me, my compositions are organic and fluid, allowing the images to reveal themselves without preconceived notions. Color and texture are my guiding forces. Each piece is a memory landscape capturing the essence of time and nature with the use of oil paint, printmaking, and drawing with mixed mediums.

Helen DeRamus is an accomplished artist from the cultural city of Atlanta, Georgia. She grew up among the historic riches of Grant Park having a deep fascination for the arts from a tender age, receiving her fist camera for her father at the age of eight. Interested in dance, piano, and guitar throughout her childhood, she attended public schools where her exceptional prowess granted her an early admission to the esteemed Emory University. At Emory she studied Art History paving the way for a lifelong romance with art and its influences. She explored intricate aspects of art studies, delving into advertising art and figure drawing at the Art Center of Northern New Jersey.

Her unique artistry has been appraised by numerous group and solo exhibitions during her fifty-year career. Her work constitutes a part of several prestigious corporate and private collections, placed prominently in the Jacksonville State University Permanent Collection, the John Burd Estate, North Georgia College and University, Livingston College at Rutgers University, the Women’s Foundation, Piedmont Hospital Concierge collection and Ventyx Corporation. Three of her paintings are in the permanent collection of the Fulton County Arts Council in Atlanta, Georgia. She has been actively associated with multiple artist organizations like the Women’s Caucus for the Arts, National Museum of the Arts Registry, and Sonoma State University’s Special Collections.

Helen’s studio is in the Artisan Resource Center in Marietta, Georgia. She is currently represented by TEW Galleries in Atlanta, Georgia, Art Alley in Birmingham, Alabama and Roan and Black Contemporary in Saugatuck, Michigan. As a believer in self-expression and the tangible influence of art in society, DeRamus continues to inspire and shape the artistic landscape with her individualistic creations