Oil and cold wax on cradled panel.
24x30"
This painting is one in a series that was inspired by David Wagoner’s beautiful and meditative poem “Lost”. The poet based “Lost” on the timeless wisdom northwest coast indigenous elders derived from the natural world. The poem speaks about being lost to being found—from disconnection to connection. This is accomplished by standing still, from being present and taking comfort in nature.
Jenn is an abstract artist who creates oil and cold wax paintings. Her work has been juried at the Signature Level by the Federation of Canadian Artists (FCA) and in 2023 she was awarded Associate Signature Status, AFCA. Jenn started painting over 20 years ago and has gained expertise over the years by taking numerous courses and workshops. She is currently an active member of the Cold Wax Academy. Her artwork has been part of numerous group exhibitions including exhibitions in 2024 by The Gallery George, Vancouver and the FCA Gallery on Granville Island. In 2023, her work was juried into exhibitions held by the New York Visionary Art Collective, the Toronto Kefi Gallery, the Vancouver FCA Gallery and the AGGV (Art Gallery of Greater Victoria). Jenn was also a participant in the 2023 TD Paint-In organized by the AGGV in Victoria. Her studio is on Pender Island, BC.
ARTIST’S STATEMENT
My paintings explore the complexity and richness of texture, which I achieve by using cold wax and oil. With palette knives, rollers and solvents, I manipulate the wax in various ways, creating contrast between smooth and rough surfaces, and revealing layers of color and depth. My process is a quest for the essence of my artistic vision, which I express through a balance of calm and muted tones, punctuated by bold accents and lines.
Nature is my main source of inspiration, as I am fascinated by its endless shapes, colors and textures. I draw from my memories of being immersed in natural environments, such as the weathered patterns of cliffs, the peaceful atmosphere of forests, or the powerful force of winds and storms. These experiences inform my artistic expression, which aims to capture the beauty and dynamism of nature.
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