Jane Rushton1955

Jane Rushton explores the disciplines of drawing and painting as a way of investigating

the world around her. Themes of fragility, transience and endurance provide a focus,

with interplay between micro and macro producing elusive and contemplative imagery

that leaves room for interpretation.

More recently, though not exclusively, the geographical focus has been on remote

Northern areas including the Arctic, where she have undertaken extended field trips,

sometimes with scientists. The Arctic environment is emblematic in terms of current

concerns with climate change, and it provides the focus of much scientific work that

tries to understand the processes at play, and their significance. The ultimate aim is

making visually poetic work that provokes a different type of engagement: of seeing,

valuing, knowing and understanding.

The Sea 150cm x 150cm

Breathing 150cm x 150cm

Undercurrent 100cmx100cm

Turbulence 150cm x 150cm

Breathing Space 61cmx 122cm

Memory of Trees 100cm x 100cm

Community 100 x 100cm

Vertical Forms 60cm x 60cm