Having been inspired by the Creative Stitch and Advanced Stitch courses between 2018 - 2022, much of Jenny's work is in 3D and has focussed on the natural world and the life force within it.
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| The cacophony 2022 |
Her pieces often combine artefacts such as dried seed pods with eco-dyed fabric forms or organic thread shapes produced with solubles, so that the viewer must look closely to identify which is man-made and which natural.
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| I'll drift about Forever, all my Atoms, Till I find you again. 2024 |
Some of her work is over 2 metres tall and she enjoys playing with scale and the sense of power that large works expresses.
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Unravelling. In memory of Andre. 2022
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She has found solace in creating work with deep personal meaning as a result of difficult life experiences.
Jenny also enjoys creating wallhangings combining paint, dyes, mixed media and stitch.
Publication
Jenny's wallhanging "The Essence of Summer" was included in a student online magazine (Fibre Arts Take Two) entitled "Delving Deeper Into our Visual Language" (with Lorna Crane) in 2021, .
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| The Broads 2024 |
She is also a member of the Textile Art group - Fibre Transformations
Jenny has exhibited with the Fibre Transformations group in 2022, 2023 and had a piece accepted into the Norfolk Makers Exhibition at the Forum in Norwich in 2024.
Contact Jenny: djembejen@hotmail.co.uk
Instagram: @jennylamtextiles and @fibre_transformations
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