Danger Lurks at Blind Corners

Jo Jenkins
Danger Lurks at Blind Corners
Abstract Cubist Painting
Mixed Media on Canvas
Canvas Size: H 91cm x W 122cm x D 4cm
Sold Unframed
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Danger Lurks at Blind Corners is an original painting by Jo Jenkins. Jenkins creates a dramatic and dynamic piece with a highly contrast colour scheme with geometric movement.

A retired art teacher who now paints full time, she is inspired by her travels and walking along Coastal paths as well as mountains in the Lake District and as far afield as the Himalaya and Peru. Jo works from sketches and memories, and is excited by extreme conditions, which produce dramatic lighting and effects. Always wanting to suggest images that are unclear and can be interpreted by the viewer in different ways. She works with layers of paint to suggest a mystery for the viewer to experience. Some paintings contain figurative references, others are abstract. Paintings exhibited with Wychwood are all in oil and gesso on either board or canvas. Jo is an elected member of Manchester Academy of Fine Art.(MAFA) and became Cheshire Life Landscape Artist of 2017.

Size: H:91 cm x W:122 cm

JO JENKINS New original Artwork by Jo Jenkins is now available with Wychwood Art in their gallery and online. A retired Art teacher who now paints full time, she is inspired by her travels and walking along Coastal paths as well as mountains in the Lake District and as far afield as the Himalaya and Peru. Jo works from sketches and memories, and is excited by extreme conditions, which produce dramatic lighting and effects. Always wanting to suggest images that are unclear and can be interpreted by the viewer in different ways. She works with layers of paint to suggest a mystery for the viewer to experience. Some paintings contain figurative references, others are abstract. Paintings exhibited with Wychwood are all in oil and gesso on either board or canvas. Jo is an elected member of Manchester Academy of Fine Art.(MAFA) and became Cheshire Life Landscape Artist of 2017.