Chaotic Sunset

Jane describes this artwork as art you want to touch. The process for creating this style begins with canvas which Jane paints a bright abstract painting. Once this has dried she applies a sealant and then begin the process of cutting the pieces out.
The fun then begins with gluing the pieces to the surface creating a new dimensional piece of art.
This piece is based off the vibrant sunsets of WA.

Acrylic on Canvas cut and adhered to a stretched canvas.

Photos don’t do this artwork justice.

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Jane Elizabeth’s love of art started at a young age through her maternal grandmother who was an incredible artist working with acrylic and oil paints along with creating detailed Faberge eggs. During Jane’s late teens and early twenties, she developed a love for photography whilst travelling the world. However, it was at the start of the pandemic that Jane was reintroduced to her childhood love of painting.

Using painting as part of her therapy for her mental health she creates abstract pieces based on emotions and experiences before moving into florals and the female form. Jane’s artwork can be recognised by her use of bright colours and metallic paint swirls or gold leaf. Jane enjoys experimenting with textures and colour palettes based on her or her subjects’ current experiences and emotions.

Being neurodivergent Jane’s creative process can vary from a detailed plan with hours of planning to having an experience that inspires her to pick up the brush and paint immediately. Jane is looking forward to expanding her creative experience through exhibitions and commission pieces.