Levy Wall hold strong

Acrylic, Canvas, Ready to hang

60cm (W) x 60cm (H) x 1cm (D)

Certificate of Authenticity Included

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A$460

Arrives 24–26 Sep

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Artwork Description

Levy wall hold strong by Jenna Lee Joy - Inspired by the recent series of floods and devastation in northern NSW. This artwork is symbolic of community. If one looks at how we as a community have gathered and come together in unity to help others. The levy wall is symbolic of the strength that we have in numbers.

In spite of the devastation, the golden sunshine that warms your heart is indicative of a feeling of warmth, joy and happiness that is invoked within the artwork. It's about looking a the positives in life and new beginnings.

Unframed with details on sides.

Signed by Artist.

4cm depth

Free delivery within Australia.

Acrylic and oil on canvas, ready to hang.

Signed on the front.

Certificate of authenticity provided.

Unframed

Artist Bio

Jenna-Lee has spent her whole life as a creative soul. Growing up in the beautiful hinterland of the Tweed Valley and Byron Bay the places she has found herself have become her inspiration.

She intuitively paints using her recollection of the place, childhood memories and the feeling of nostalgia. Letting the brush flow, guide and take her back to beautiful memories. The Giant palms of Mt Warning that seem to stretch forever, nostalgic rainbows, the breaking shorelines off the East Coast and the land that we walk. “Nostalgia is anchored in the past and holds a trajectory that we choose for the future”

Her works are created with consideration of those who have come before us and thoughts of respect to the traditional owners of the land and in particular the Bundjalung Nation.

Jenna-Lee is a qualified Visual Artist an Art teacher and as a mum to three little boys she finds herself shifting back to painting more and more “I want people to feel what I feel when I’m in these places a sense of peace, calm and carefreeness that is invoked within me when I paint”.

“I use my art as a way of escaping, it's my relaxation, my happy place. And I want it to become your happy place too”

Commissions

Jenna-lee Joy's studio is in Bilambil