"When I set out to create this body of work, I began with the concept of "loss". Whether it is the loss of a loved one, the loss of a valuable object or even the loss of time, I wanted the viewer to feel a sense of curiosity, respect, and even a feeling of perhaps sadness. Many of the objects that I used were lost objects, otherwise known as waste to the majority of the population. I personally have a difficult time dealing with "loss" in general and wanted to create this body of works which would lead me to understand myself further. In the process, I hope to make my viewers pause and reflect on what they see and to take a moment to... feel. Inside you will find Idolatries-the worship of a physical object as a god or the immoderate attachment or devotion to something. These works are shown here in this virtual gallery, however they are best seen in person and up-close.

ARTIST STATEMENT

“Every object has a right to be heard.” This statement I feel best encompasses the idea behind the visions that I create. My works are a diverse combination of many forms and many styles of the creative experience. They are a representation and a reflection of my life and speaks of the world around me. Revealing their persistence by extremes; at times, they are a romantic yet obscured invitation to the process of Mixed Media. My hope is that they will express a language that can be understood by all who view them. My greatest experience is learning and I truly enjoy what I do-- “making things”.

Jane Wynn is a free-lance artist whose works span a variety of mixed mediums ranging from sculpture, to printmaking, painting, fiber and digital art. After completing undergraduate training in Fine Art from the University of Maryland Baltimore County she now is a Graduate of Towson University with a Masters of Fine Art in Interrelated Media.