Day lit spider behind their web

Johanna Jackson

Day lit spider behind their web, 202321 x 17.25cmSign in to view price
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Material
watercolor on paper (framed)
Description
Human-crafted. AI-refined.

This abstract artwork features a delicate spider web design rendered in shades of soft blue and white against a pale background. The artist has employed a minimalist aesthetic, using simple geometric forms and a muted color palette to evoke a sense of ethereality and fragility. The intricate, web-like pattern creates a mesmerizing visual effect, hinting at themes of interconnectedness and the natural world. The overall composition is striking in its simplicity, showcasing the artist's skilled use of light and negative space to heighten the work's conceptual impact. ...

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Artist
Johanna Jackson
B.1855

Johanna Jackson transforms painting, textiles, ceramics, and sculpture into poetic environments that dissolve the boundaries between art and everyday life. Her practice is rooted in a deeply personal exploration of domestic space, folk aesthetics, and improvisation, often reimagining humble materials into lyrical, tactile works. With an intuitive approach, Jackson embraces imperfection, spontaneity, and repetition, allowing each work to feel both handmade and alive with human presence. Textiles, stitched forms, and hand-painted surfaces play a central role in her process, merging craft traditions with contemporary art concerns. She often brings together objects that suggest a lived-in intimacy—blankets, ceramics, or wall-hangings—reframed as art that carries memory, warmth, and storytelling. Jackson’s practice expands into installation as well, creating immersive spaces that invite viewers into her vision of the everyday as a site of beauty, humor, and reflection. Her work reflects an ongoing dialogue between individual expression and shared cultural histories. By weaving together craft, folk traditions, and modern sensibilities, Jackson builds worlds that question hierarchies of value and challenge the distinctions between art, life, and labor. Each piece resonates with an openness, generosity, and an insistence that the personal is inseparable from the poetic. ...