JENNINE WILSON
Jennine Wilson, originating from the northeast of England, is a photographer whose lens is attuned to the beauty of the commonplace and the often-overlooked artefacts that quietly populate our everyday existence. Her artistic journey is driven by an insatiable curiosity, drawing inspiration from personal experiences and the intricate relationships we forge within the sanctuary of our homes.
Within the frame of her work, Jennine's images become more than just visual representations; they transform into contemplative meditations on the concept of loss. Each photograph is an exploration into the nature of objects, delving deep into the notion that these subjects possess an energy, a vitality uniquely their own.
Jennine Wilson
The Still life of a Table, centres around the banal and mundane still-life scenes set around the family dinner table. Drawing references from still life painting theory, ‘Looking at the Overlooked’ (Norman Bryson) and viewing the dinner table as an important piece of our basic cultural furniture, the series investigates the concept that objects can be evocative presences because of a particular moment and the circumstances which they come into our lives. This is a device used to create an interchange between memory and imagination.
Signed Limited Edition of 50, printed on Fuji Matte paper.
61 x 40.5 cm.
Jennine Wilson
Remembrance of Things Past, is a meditation on loss, an ongoing series that investigates objects that have quietly absorbed parts of the past and are used mnemonically to evoke the phenomena of ‘haunting’ and the activation of memory.
Signed Limited Edition of 50, printed on Fuji Matte paper.
50.5 x 50.5 cm.
Jennine Wilson
Remembrance of Things Past, is a meditation on loss, an ongoing series that investigates objects that have quietly absorbed parts of the past and are used mnemonically to evoke the phenomena of ‘haunting’ and the activation of memory.
Signed Limited Edition of 50, printed on Fuji Matte paper.
50.5 x 50.5 cm.
Jennine Wilson
The Still life of a Table, centres around the banal and mundane still-life scenes set around the family dinner table. Drawing references from still life painting theory, ‘Looking at the Overlooked’ (Norman Bryson) and viewing the dinner table as an important piece of our basic cultural furniture, the series investigates the concept that objects can be evocative presences because of a particular moment and the circumstances which they come into our lives. This is a device used to create an interchange between memory and imagination.
Signed Limited Edition of 50, printed on Fuji Matte paper.
61 x 40.5 cm.
Jennine Wilson
The Still life of a Table, centres around the banal and mundane still-life scenes set around the family dinner table. Drawing references from still life painting theory, ‘Looking at the Overlooked’ (Norman Bryson) and viewing the dinner table as an important piece of our basic cultural furniture, the series investigates the concept that objects can be evocative presences because of a particular moment and the circumstances which they come into our lives. This is a device used to create an interchange between memory and imagination.
Signed Limited Edition of 50, printed on Fuji Matte paper.
61 x 40.5 cm.
Jennine Wilson
Remembrance of Things Past, is a meditation on loss, an ongoing series that investigates objects that have quietly absorbed parts of the past and are used mnemonically to evoke the phenomena of ‘haunting’ and the activation of memory.
Signed Limited Edition of 50, printed on Fuji Matte paper.
61 x 40.5 cm.
Jennine Wilson
The Still life of a Table, centres around the banal and mundane still-life scenes set around the family dinner table. Drawing references from still life painting theory, ‘Looking at the Overlooked’ (Norman Bryson) and viewing the dinner table as an important piece of our basic cultural furniture, the series investigates the concept that objects can be evocative presences because of a particular moment and the circumstances which they come into our lives. This is a device used to create an interchange between memory and imagination.
Signed Limited Edition of 50, printed on Fuji Matte paper.
61 x 40.5 cm.