Jill Hobson Studio

I'm very excited to announce "Dwelling in Place," an upcoming exhibition in beautiful Earlscourt Gallery. Huge thank you and shout out to Andrea Jackman, Curator for the invitation and opportunity to show my new paintings alongside four fine artists. Please check them out:- .art, , , .rojas.art.

Images in order:-
1. Show cover
2. What's featured
3. Theme
4. Sneak peek fragment of "Seeing What's In Front"
5. Sneak peek fragment of "A Quiet Pause"
6. Sneak peek fragment of "Cutting Our Path

Come and see more than mere painting fragments. 😁
You're invited, so mark your calendars. It would be beyond special to see you there. (Details of the show Opening are also in my bio- linktree.)

"Setting Our Sights"
24"x24"
Mixed watermedia on panel
Sold at The Artist Project in April as part of a beautiful conversation with collectors.

I've been thinking that these paintings reflect personal experiences of supportive connection where my heart is somehow stirred, so when it's possible to place all of the paintings together, it'll be a type of self-portrait. In other words, if you watch and see, you'll eventually know me. 😄 I think this is probably true of ALL artist's authentic painting.

It was confirming seeing so much art in many forms in England and recognizing that even though the world is heading full force into A.I and all manner of media, PAINTING is my number one. It was a gift to take time to research painting, motivations, and meet fellow artists. I'm more compelled than ever to communicate around human connection, togetherness and solidarity since the world seems to be suffering greatly from disconnection. Doing this honestly and keeping it direct is essential to me. Now, back to work!

Inspiring Words = @jillhobsonstudio See Instagram 'Inspiring Words' highlights from Jill Hobson ()

"Building On What Came Before" II

Here, I'm playing with the same image as seen previously in Feed and exploring colour relationships, as a parallel to human relationships. How very differently this image reads now that I have changed the figures' internal mark making and colour alone. Experimentation is an artist's best friend. I believe the rest goes without saying, (or see what I wrote about Part I.)Currently I have many paintings in various stages of completion or edit. More pics of works in progress to follow. Happy Wednesday (or Thursday if you're in my country of origin.) 😁