
Installation in progress, working title; 'Permission to grieve.' A project on grief. Rose thorns, copper gild, thread, chair. ©Jenny Fox 2025

Installation in progress, working title; 'Permission to grieve.' A project on grief. Rose thorns, copper gild, threads. ©Jenny Fox 2025

67cm x 32cm Pencil on paper. A constant, on time and the how it passes. ©Jenny Fox 2024

Installation in progress, working title; 'Permission to grieve.' A project on grief. Rose thorns, copper gild, thread, chair. ©Jenny Fox 2025
New work 2025
My work explores the fragility of time and memory, how moments fracture and echo long after they pass. Through painting, I abstract current events; in drawing, I suggest stillness and quiet reflection. Within these disciplines I engage with the compositional rules and drawing on formal structures from art history.
In installations and object‑based work, I pivot to the conceptual, deploying symbolism to explore impermanence and restoration, and offering contemplative spaces on loss and renewal.
Across each medium, my practice is united by a desire to capture the delicate balance between the fleeting and the enduring, forging a dialogue between the transitory present and timeless traces of the past; creating subtle acts of resistance grounded in memory, connection, and reflection.
Jenny was born in Alberta, Canada, raised in the West of Ireland, and now lives and works in Co. Tipperary. A graduate of NCAD, her work is held in public and private collections at home and abroad.

