Rebecca Jarman-Jones

Crwydro ‘To wander’ (2026)
Acrylic paint and ink on raw muslin cloth, foraged
branches, paint-stained shower curtains
250cm x 260cm x 500cm
As contemporary life becomes increasingly urbanised and technology-dependent, my work reflects a desire to reconnect with the physical and sensory experience of nature—to become absorbed in its colour, movement, and atmosphere. My paintings explore how this rhythm can be felt, inviting the viewer to find their own path around the work, as one might in a forest. Traces of each painting’s construction remain visible on the floor and on the fabric’s surface, creating a dialogue between memory, material, and movement. The landscape is never still, and neither are the paintings. These works invite the viewer to become immersed in an organic space that echoes the experience of the forest.

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