Printmaking by Jennifer Bell 294 Artworks Sold

Mulla Mulla Pollen Grains Ed. 2 of 10

Reproduction Print, Paper (Requires Framing)

40.6cm (W) x 40.6cm (H) x 0.1cm (D)

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A$220

Arrives 19–21 Sep

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Artwork Description

This limited edition print is taken from a large abstract painting inspired by tiny pollen grains seen through an electron microscope, the Mulla Mulla plant (sometimes called Pussytails) is widespread throughout mainland Australia and can often been found flowering in the desert.

Artwork info:
♥ Archival ink on acid free paper
♥ measures 16x16inches
sold unframed

About the artist:
Jennifer Bell is a contemporary artist whose unique artistic vision is inspired by her rare neuro-ophthalmological condition. Her paintings reflect her daily experience of visual noise through bold colours, intricate details, and repeated abstract marks and shapes. Jennifer holds a degree in Fine Art and has extensive experience in the art world, including running her own gallery. She has been a full-time independent artist for over 13 years and her work is represented in private and corporate collections worldwide. Jennifer has been recognized with numerous awards including a finalist for the 2023 Singulart Awards Painter of the Year. Her artwork has been exhibited in various galleries and museums. Through her work, Jennifer hopes to inspire others to appreciate the beauty of the everyday and to see the world in a unique and positive light.

Artist Bio

Jennifer Bell's artwork is an invitation into a world of colour, texture and pattern. Inspired by the rhythms and structures found throughout the natural world, she creates richly layered works that encourage viewers to slow down and discover new details over time. Working across painting, collage and textiles, her practice explores the connections between nature, perception and abstraction.

Living with the rare neurological condition Visual Snow has influenced the way Jennifer observes her surroundings, drawing her attention to movement, repetition and the layers of pattern that often go unnoticed. Through an intuitive process of painting, cutting, weaving and stitching, her work is inspired by the patterns and textures found in both the natural world and the spaces we inhabit.

Jennifer holds a degree in Fine Art and previously owned and operated a gallery in Wellington, New Zealand. Today, she works full-time from her Brisbane studio, with artworks held in private and corporate collections across Australia, New Zealand, North America, Europe, the Middle East and Asia. Her practice ranges from small works to large scale commissions for homes, public spaces and interior projects, and her work has been selected for commercial projects internationally.

Commissions

Jennifer's studio is in Queensland