JESSICA ALBARN
Known and recognised for her use of sacred geometry in her drawings and paintings of bees, butterflies, insects and wildlife Jessica Albarns’ multidisciplinary practice extends to film making, printmaking, whilst also exploring materials such as clay, wax and honey in the creation of her multilayered dioramas.
Devoted to raising awareness of the importance and plight of these important insects and creatures Jessica Albarn works with many conservation charities such as The Bumblebee Conservation Trust. This ethos has also led to the creation of an ‘insect friendly’ meadow in Devon to support Bees and the local wildlife whilst also being a space to explore ideas and gather research.
This drawing captures a hare at the threshold between the wild and the mystical, its form rendered with delicate, attentive line work. Encircling the creature is a pattern of sacred geometry—precise, radiant forms that suggest cycles, symmetry, and the hidden architecture of the natural world. The hare, long associated with intuition, rebirth, and liminality, sits quietly within this geometric halo, both grounded and otherworldly. The contrast between the organic and the mathematical evokes a sense of balance, as if the hare exists in a space where instinct meets the divine. This piece is a meditation on stillness, sensitivity, and the sacred patterns woven through all living things.
Original drawing on paper, Comes Framed
Size: 91.5cm x 91.5cm
This drawing weaves together sacred geometry, symbolism, and natural imagery to explore the theme of wisdom. At its heart stands the Tree of Knowledge—its branches and roots intricately intertwined with geometric forms that echo the order and balance of the cosmos. Perched within the tree is an owl, timeless symbol of insight, intuition, and guardianship of hidden truths. The geometric patterns radiating from the composition serve not only as a visual foundation but as a metaphor for the interconnectedness of all knowledge—mystical, natural, and intellectual. Together, the owl and the tree inhabit a space of quiet reverence, inviting contemplation of the ancient wisdom rooted in both nature and number.
Original drawing on paper, Comes Framed
Size: 90cm x 90cm
This drawing captures a hare in a moment of heightened awareness—ears pressed back, as if poised between flight and stillness. Rendered with expressive, precise lines, the hare embodies raw instinct, vulnerability, and wild grace. Behind it, a field of sacred geometry unfolds—patterns of perfect symmetry and eternal balance. The contrast is striking: the untamed, living energy of the hare set against the calm order of universal design. Together, they create a visual dialogue between the animal spirit and the unseen forces that shape all life. A meditation on fear, presence, and the sacred pulse of the wild.
Drawing on paper, Comes Framed
Size: 38cm x 48cm
This painted drawing honours the honeybee—a symbol of diligence, community, and the interconnectedness of life. Rendered with exquisite detail, the bee hovers mid-motion, its wings caught in a moment of light and energy. Encircling its form are precise geometric patterns applied in radiant gold leaf, inspired by the structure of honeycomb and sacred geometry. These golden lines echo the harmony and intelligence of nature, adding a sense of reverence and timelessness to the composition. The contrast between the natural and the divine invites reflection on the quiet brilliance of the world we often overlook.
Painted drawing on paper with Gold leaf, Comes Framed
Size: 29cm x 38cm
The Flowering of Life” is an original drawing on paper that blends the quiet presence of a rabbit with the intricate beauty of sacred geometry. Delicate lines and symbolic patterns converge to evoke a sense of harmony between nature and the divine, where the stillness of the animal meets the timeless rhythm of universal design. This piece invites contemplation on innocence, intuition, and the deeper patterns that shape life.
Original drawing on paper, Comes Framed
Size: 90cm x 90cm
An original drawing on paper, 23 Bees of Eve brings together natural history, myth, and sacred design in a multi-layered composition. At its core lies a backdrop of intricate sacred geometry—drawn in delicate lines that echo universal patterns of creation and balance. Hovering above the paper, 23 distinct species of bee are meticulously painted onto the glass surface, creating a subtle interplay of depth and shadow as the viewer shifts perspective. Each bee, rendered with careful attention to its unique form, becomes a symbol of fertility, intelligence, and the interconnectedness of life. The number 23 nods to themes of transformation and divine proportion, while the title invokes Eve as a primordial figure—gatherer, mother, and guardian of life’s sweetness and sting. This piece is both a celebration of biodiversity and a contemplative altar to the sacred feminine in all its complexity.
Drawing on Paper with 23 different species of Bee painted on glass, Comes Framed
Size: 62cm x 94cm
This painted drawing presents an adder—coiled and watchful—positioned at the heart of sacred gold geometry. The serpent, ancient symbol of transformation, intuition, and hidden power, contrasts with the luminous precision of the geometric forms that surround it. Rendered in gleaming gold, the geometry evokes divine proportion and cosmic order, framing the adder as both guardian and embodiment of primal wisdom. The composition invites contemplation of thresholds: life and death, matter and spirit, instinct and intellect. With its interplay of shadow, shimmer, and symbol, this work channels a quiet reverence for the serpent’s role as a keeper of sacred knowledge.
Painted drawing on Gold Geometry Screen Paper, Comes Framed
Size: 36cm x 47cm


Here you see a majestic fox, its form rendered with quiet strength and fine detail, standing poised before a halo of sacred geometry. The fox—long a symbol of intelligence, adaptability, and liminal wisdom—gazes outward, alert and composed, as if aware of both the seen and the unseen. Behind it, a web of geometric patterns unfolds, representing the hidden structures that govern nature and spirit. The interplay between the fox’s wild grace and the precise, mathematical forms evokes a sense of balance—instinct guided by order, movement shaped by meaning. This piece is a meditation on presence, perception, and the sacred intelligence of the natural world.
Original drawing on paper, Comes Framed
Size: 61cm x 82cm