Josie Jones
Works
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Josie JonesAcross the Pond, 2021Cyanotype and mixed media on 350gsm paper110 x 113 cm£750.00 -
Josie JonesAuchmithie Christmas Day , 2021Cyanotype and mixed media on 350gsm paper110 x 113 cm£750.00
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Josie JonesMisty Tay, 2021Cyanotype and mixed media on 350gsm paper110 x 113 cm£750.00
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Josie JonesSisters swimming , 2021Cyanotype and mixed media on 350gsm paper110 x 113 cm£750.00
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Josie JonesWading , 2021Cyanotype and mixed media on 350gsm paper110 x 113 cm£750.00
Biography
Josie Jones (b.1999) graduated with First class honours degree in fine art from Duncan of Jordanstone (2020) she exhibited in the Royal Scottish Academy’s New contemporaries (2022) and the ‘Four Pillars’ graduate exhibition at the Tatha Gallery (2021). She was awarded the RSA Jervis-Chalmers prize (2022) and the Iain Eadie award (2020).
Within her practice she explores perceptions of memory and place. Through intentional improvisation she creates atmospheric landscapes that shift between photography and painting, evoking feelings of familiarity within the abstract. Paintings consists of Contrasting layers ranging from organic matter structured patterns and rock like formations. These elements both represent longevity and decay physically, and symbolise the marking of time as well as its fragility. Working primarily on paper reflects the ephemeral context of her work. Her work exists in private and public collections in the UK.
Within her practice she explores perceptions of memory and place. Through intentional improvisation she creates atmospheric landscapes that shift between photography and painting, evoking feelings of familiarity within the abstract. Paintings consists of Contrasting layers ranging from organic matter structured patterns and rock like formations. These elements both represent longevity and decay physically, and symbolise the marking of time as well as its fragility. Working primarily on paper reflects the ephemeral context of her work. Her work exists in private and public collections in the UK.
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