JoWonder
Inspired by archetypal images of fairy tales, quantum physics and decay, JoWonder’s paintings penetrate events that happen in the imaginary realms concealed beneath the logic and reason of every day experience.
Each painted surface condenses a story from a fantastic animated world.
Her work has been shown internationally and in high profile auctions. It is now receiving mainstream attention, and her paintings of Ophelia formed from bacteria will feature on BBC TV's 'The One Show' on Wednesday 30th May 2012.
'There's no one way of looking at JoWonder's work. There's no one way of looking at anything! We only have to shut one eye and you get a different angle, turn our head quickly for another, so imagine (ha) what the brain can do through the lens of our perceptions, our values, memory, body and past. There can also be a backward telescopic journey into childhood, when our imaginations were quite erotic - as a part of our life force- at a time before we become erotic.' Jan Woolf
Each painted surface condenses a story from a fantastic animated world.
Her work has been shown internationally and in high profile auctions. It is now receiving mainstream attention, and her paintings of Ophelia formed from bacteria will feature on BBC TV's 'The One Show' on Wednesday 30th May 2012.
'There's no one way of looking at JoWonder's work. There's no one way of looking at anything! We only have to shut one eye and you get a different angle, turn our head quickly for another, so imagine (ha) what the brain can do through the lens of our perceptions, our values, memory, body and past. There can also be a backward telescopic journey into childhood, when our imaginations were quite erotic - as a part of our life force- at a time before we become erotic.' Jan Woolf
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