Field Study I
Exploring the visual language of dots, lines, and circles . This piece by Jennifer Bell takes her signature abstract landscapes to new depths by using recycled paper strips, woven together, to form a patchwork of marks, reminiscent of a bird's eye view of a rural landscape.
Artwork info:
♥ acrylic paint on woven paper
♥ measures 30x30cm
Sold unframed
About Jennifer Bell's work:
Bell's abstract landscapes are shaped by her experience with visual snow disorder, a neuro-ophthalmological condition that causes her visual field to be filled with continuously moving, patterned dots. This unique perspective informs her abstract art style, which is focused on capturing the patterns and textures found in the natural world. By emphasizing the beauty in the often-overlooked details of the landscape, Bell's work invites the viewer to see the world in a new way and appreciate the abstract elements of our surroundings. Her art is a tribute to the patterns that are an integral part of the natural landscape, and her use of abstract forms highlights the abstraction inherent in the world around us.
