Jessie Kareen Bryce
ARTIST
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© 2020Jessie Kareen Bryce
Giclée print, 630mm x 435mm, 50mm border
The Last Flowers
Letting go...
Chosen for Exhibit in the 2021 Artwave, 'The Last Flowers' (2015).
Interpretation is best left to the viewer.
© 2020 Jessie Kareen Bryce
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© 2020Jessie Kareen Bryce
Giclée print, 760mm x 560mm, 50mm border
Lewes Castle from the Paddock
Painted during the Covid-19 pandemic lockdown, this image is full of foliage and typical 'Lewesiana' styled houses. Shortly before painting this, Lewes Castle suffered structural damage to the rear of the monument.
© 2020 Jessie Kareen Bryce
Horses gallop amok on the South Downs
The sheer energy and determination of the horses galloping down a steep slope and passing through thickets, is captured in this remarkable painting. It's almost as if it is a textile cross stitch.
Detail and relief is provided by the old man's beard in the Hawthorn shrubbery.
Giclée print, 590 diameter. Paper 690mm x 690mm
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© 2020 Jessie Kareen Bryce
Hares boxing
in the Moonlight
Hares boxing in the moonlight, are startled by the viewer who ... is you!
Giclée print, 902mm x 455mm, 50mm light grey border
© 2008 Jessie Kareen Bryce
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Giclée print, 760mm x 560mm, 50mm border
The Lost Marbles
The abstract runs from ocean to land with all the bright colours of nature phasing into man's treacherous domain.
© 2019 Jessie Kareen Bryce
The Celebration
Hope, beauty and optimism, expressed in a braggadocio of colours. The wilderness is bosqued in vibrant energies. Beneath the waves, the oceans are suffering: micro-plastics and litter abound.
Giclée print, 725mm x 510mm, 50mm border
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© 2020 Jessie Kareen Bryce
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Giclée print, 680mm x 502mm, 45mm border
The Loving Couple
A portrait of a loving couple? When relationships suffer, or break down, there is a dissonance that is often hard to resolve. Words hurt, often spoken indiscriminately and we retreat into ourselves when they impinge on our ear. Communication is so vital to relationships of all kinds.
"Deep beneath our secrets, lies our desperate plea! How we need to be understood. How we long to be free."
(lyrics by Maxine Sheppard, © 1987)
© 2019 Jessie Kareen Bryce
One-o-clock,
two o-clock,
make a wish!
A child's game: "One, two, make a wish!" is a glimpse into the garden of your mind. All seems well, in the garden. Blow the seeded dandelion to tell the time and make a wish, for the 'macro' gardens of the world are suffering. The bees, the insect populations, hedgehogs, and birds, and that's just for starters.
AUDI VERUNT
IN HORTO
VOCEM DEO
(Hear the voice of God in the garden)
Can you see the outline of the old man in the garden?
Giclée print, 740mm x 536mm, un-squared. , 25mm border
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