Our Stories 5 by Alexandra Jamieson

Discovery

Patterns of grief and generational trauma of mental health crises and suicide.

Alexandra Jamieson
Our Stories 5
Watercolor
36 x 36 x 1 in (91.44 x 91.44 x 2.54 cm)

Patterns of grief and generational trauma of mental health crises and suicide. Made with three colors of paint: Indigo, Quinacridone Gold and and Quinacridone Rose. The brush is barely washed between single strokes. This mimics the human experience of epigenetic inheritance.

This piece is on hand-build watercolor paper wrapped frame.

Subject Matter: Pattern
Collections: Our Stories: Patterns + What We Inherit

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Born in Portland, Oregon in 1975, Alexandra Jamieson is a Brooklyn-based watercolorist whose paintings have earned acclaim for their blend of natural, astronomical, and urban elements. Having worked in watercolor since 2009, Alex's work has been featured in the Mona Niko Gallery in Mission Viejo, CA, the Kunstraum Gallery in NYC, and was awarded a Merit Award in the Art Room Gallery Open Show 2020. She creates commissioned “meditation portraits” for private clients around the world and coaches creative women leaders in tech sales.

Alex is a third-generation artist, speaker, an executive coach for women, best-selling author, and podcast host of Her Rules Radio. She was the co-creator and co-star of the Oscar-nominated documentary Super Size Me.

Her work as an author and documentarian has been featured in Oprah Magazine, Martha Stewart Living, Good Morning America, CNN, USA Today, and more.

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Brooklyn, NY

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