Today’s Slice Of Art, we did say we would do this, maybe not every single day, more often than not though, there can never be too many pieces of art on these pages, here it is for a fifth time…
A simple thing, just an almost daily slice of the art posted (no way am I committing to doing it every day, I’m busy making art and a million other things). Some days it might be a piece of art from someone we’ve been regularly covering on these pages (and maybe working with in terms of Cultivate), other days it might be something by an (almost) household name, on other days it might be a piece of art by someone who work we hadn’t known until the day we posted it, Today we feature a piece by a painter called Jennifer Pochinski who’s work we first encountered in real life on the side of a boat last year, a painting that figured in our Mixtape No10 online group show earlier this year…
“Jennifer Pochinski is an American painter living and working in France. Her work balances raw immediacy with grounded observation, exploring the tensions of domestic life, embodiment, and memory through expressive figuration…”
We didn’t plan to explain why with these slices, just park the image here, give you a little bit of background and the links for you to follow should you wish. I just really find something in the people Jennifer paints and in this particular painting the lives that are almost certainly behind those windows as well as the person passing, I love the suggestions made…
More: Instagram / www.jenniferpochinski.com
Previously…
ORGAN: Today’s Slice Of Art (Part 4) – Sabine Tress and her pink ghost…
ORGAN: Today’s Slice Of Art (Part 3) – Hilda Kortei’s painterly intuition…
ORGAN: Today’s Slice Of Art (Part 2) – Hetty Douglas is unmanageable…
ORGAN: Today’s Slice Of Art (Part 1) – Madeleine Strindberg’s Departure…
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