Threads of Evening

Step into a world where nature meets the ethereal. This striking piece offers a deeply poetic landscape, moving far beyond simple abstraction to capture the living, breathing essence of a twilight transition.

The canvas is alive with dramatic energy: a sunset sky burns in deep reds and warm oranges, swept by interwoven currents of wind that dance across the sky in rhythmic, looping gestures. Piercing through the twilight, scattered fragments of gold appear like delicate cracks in the atmosphere, revealing a brilliant, hidden light just beneath the surface.

Near the horizon, a concentrated burst of gold glows with the intensity of a small sun—anchoring the entire piece and evoking a powerful moment of emergence or spiritual transformation. Grounding this celestial display, a quiet, dark band of silhouetted trees stretches across the horizon, beautifully separating the fiery sky from the reflective waters below, where the warmth and light echo in shimmering ripples.

This painting is more than a visual statement; it is an emotional experience. The overall atmosphere is one of dynamic motion, deep warmth, and quiet power—as though the landscape itself is breathing with energy at the close of day. It is the perfect centrepiece for any space seeking a balance of vibrant energy and contemplative serenity.

On 3 panels 30 x 92 x 3.8 cm creating a 900x92 triptych total piece

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Whist studying for Bachelor of Arts at Sydney College of the Arts, Jeanene was able to explore many aspects of art and design. Thriving in the creative environment, she majored in Interior Design. Once graduating, she then practised as an Interior Designer working mostly in the Interior Architectural field. Enjoying manually drafting building and joinery details, but finding relaxation when selecting colours and creating designs for carpet, fabric and wall art to complement the concepts.
She has always been creating! She is enthusiastic about encouraging good holistic design, lecturing at Adult Education Institutions in Sydney, and the Gold Coast. Teaching technology subjects for drawing and presentation created accurate precise work, which has led to her expressing herself with indefinite paintings.
Jeanene is now spending time using the skills she has developed from Art College, professional development, and those around her, to create. Nature is inspirational! Flower details, birds, the beach on the Gold Coast, and the everchanging sky is seen in her work.
She is enjoying exploring and creating impressionist art, using high quality acrylics on gallery standard stretched canvas. Exploring the reflective qualities of different paints, her works reflect the light differently at various times of the day.
Researching the subject extensively, creating photo montages, then over time she builds the acrylic paint, allowing the layers to dry. This often creates depth to her work.
Exhibiting in The Darcy Doyle Art Awards, Gold Coast Australia 2017, 2018,2019, 2021,2023, 2024 and has enjoyed participating in the TAE exhibitions: in Myrtle Beach USA in 2020, Cheltenham England in 2021, York England in 2022, North Vancouver, BC. Canada in 2023 and MillHouse, McKinney Texas, USA in 2024.
Jeanene does keep watch on trending colours and ideas, however, has a strong dedication to the idea that good art and design should be timeless. A painting should just make you happy!