Fashion Duo

Influenced by street fashion, this painting references the psychology that fashion plays in womens lives. Fashion as a means to confidence, to make a statement, or to disguise perceived flaws?
Having no physical portraits shown in the painting allows the fashion of the women to become the focal point, and the observer to decided whether they are friends or sisters. Or are we just simply observing the women and admiring their sense of style?

This painting was recently highly commended at the Hunters Hill art prize 2019 anda finalist in the Cornerstone Gallery in the mini series art prize.

Edges have been neatly painted in off white, painting is ready to hang with wire and D-rings.

Currently able to purchase through the Cornerstone gallery :http://www.cornerstoregallery.com/mini-series-art-prize/

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Awarded the Sir William Dobell scholarship by the Julian Ashton Art School in 2015, she completed her full time scholarship, receiving a diploma of Fine Art in 2016. Jessica has been selected as a finalist in several art awards and participated in select groups shows. Most recently Jessica was the winner of the Bluethumb Art Prize - still life category 2023.
With a previous career in fashion design and production, and with an emphasis on portraiture and still life, her knowledge and passion for fashion, design, and detail are woven into her artistic sense and subject matter, working collectively to inspire her work.