Alice Jennex is a Canadian visual artist based in Nova Scotia, working primarily in watercolour. Her practice explores embodiment, perception, and relational experience through abstraction, with a focus on how colour and material behaviour can convey lived sensation. Alice is currently participating in an artist development cohort that includes mentorship and exhibition opportunities, and continue to develop a body of work rooted in material exploration and contemporary abstraction.

ARTIST’S STATEMENT

Alice's work explores relational and embodied experience through abstract watercolour painting. Using fluid colour, diffusion, and soft-edged forms, she investigate how sensations such as touch, proximity, and emotional connection can be translated into visual form.

Working from lived experience—particularly motherhood— she approaches watercolour as a responsive medium that allows forms to emerge through interaction rather than control. The paintings function as atmospheric fields where colour holds and conveys feeling, focusing on connection, transformation, and the space between bodies.