It's a jungle out there and Jane’s work is a symbiotic landscape from shiny public art pieces to plasticine trees. Jane's currently working on the plans to make a carbon fibre 16 person seesaw and a merry go round so stupendous that it will make one of her life ambitions come true, whilst at the same time she is continually experimenting with photography and painting responding to the stimulus around her and investigating the psychologist Edward Thorndike’s work on the Halo effect.

Jane completed a 1st class Hons degree in Fine Art/Sculpture in 2006 at University College of Creative Arts. She likes to experiment with industrial processes, using the skills of engineers and top class fabricators to help her realise her concepts. This is shown in her work called “Symbiosis” which Jane made as a site responsive piece to Waverley Borough Council Offices, which used highly polished stainless steel.

Jane’s work is about different forms of energy. She likes to experiment with how people view the world and each other, asking questions and sometimes shrouding her intentions with humour. The experience of surviving a serious illness has given Jane’s work a depth not often seen in one so young and also a sense of balance that is often profound. Jane has also started studying Art Psychotherapy at Goldsmiths University. … Read More