Painting by Kristine Jambor 49 Artworks Sold

A Memory That Still Glows

Acrylic, Canvas, Ready to hang

45.7cm (W) x 45.7cm (H) x 3.8cm (D)

Certificate of Authenticity Included
A$390

Artwork Description

“A Memory That Still Glows” explores the quiet persistence of feeling long after its source has faded. Deep reds, burnt oranges, and earthen browns form a dense, smoldering field, suggestive of heat, history, and emotional weight. These warm tones feel worn and internal, like something once alive now held only in recollection.

Subtle teal highlights, cool and in the foreground, interrupting the warmth rather than resolving it. Traces of something unreachable, clarity, loss, or time passing. The glow is not bright or hopeful, it is restrained, lingering and unresolved.

The work sits in the space between presence and absence, where memory continues to emit warmth even as it cools. It speaks to the way emotions endure quietly, glowing beneath the surface, refusing to disappear entirely.

The detailed technique used to create this artwork produces a soft textural element which adds depth and intricate details.
My heart and soul goes into every artwork, it is my passion to bring colour and emotion into the canvas and hope to bring much joy into your surroundings.
The photos although I do my best to capture the true beauty of the artwork, they look more vibrant and stunning in person.
The sides are fully covered which makes framing optional.
IN SITU PHOTOS
Even though every effort has been made to be accurate, the size may not be exactly to scale.
Please check the dimensions when envisioning in your space.
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Artist Bio

Kristine Jambor is an abstract artist whose work celebrates the vibrancy and emotional resonance of colour. Deeply influenced by the lush landscapes of the Northern Rivers, her paintings capture the shifting moods, rhythms, and atmospheres of place through expressive, layered compositions.

Drawing inspiration from the great Expressionist artists, Kristine approaches abstraction as a language of feeling, using colour, mark-making, and texture to evoke the sensory experience of nature rather than its literal form. Each piece becomes a dialogue between the external landscape and the artist’s inner world, translating light, movement, and emotion into visual energy.

Kristine’s practice is a continual exploration of colour’s power to communicate beyond words. Her work represents a vibrant meditation on the beauty and vitality of the Northern Rivers environment.