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In the confusion of an era in which uncertainty seems to be the only constant, we are all searching for ways to make sense of the world around us. From weather disasters, social upheaval, and political strife to the catastrophic Covid-19 global pandemic—each of us has been profoundly touched by the turmoil of 2020. We are still in the midst of crisis, and everything seems upside down.

I have found comfort in my painting studio during this difficult time, and my work has become documentation of the heartbreak, hope, and solitude of this era. The changes around us feel tectonic; as if the very foundations of what we knew and understood have been shaken. My work deals directly with these foundations as I experience and process them—democracy, collective action, racial justice, health care, crisis management, immigration, and social distancing. By distilling those large concepts down to their essential components, my goal is to make connections to universal human experiences—empowerment, unity, memory, safety, trust, identity, and relationship. I am fascinated by the common experiences that bind us together in our humanity, and I hope to communicate them conceptually through color, composition, and expressive mark making.

Thoughtful abstract compositions invite creative thinking and more meaningful interactions with others. By showing up and being present to my own artistic practice, I feel connected to an authenticity that is bigger than myself. By sharing my work with others, I hope to inspire conversation that goes beyond image.
In the confusion of an era in which uncertainty seems to be the only constant, we are all searching for ways to make sense of the world around us. From weather disasters, social upheaval, and political strife to the catastrophic Covid-19 global pandemic—each of us has been profoundly touched by the turmoil of 2020. We are still in the midst of crisis, and everything seems upside down.

I have found comfort in my painting studio during this difficult time, and my work has become documentation of the heartbreak, hope, and solitude of this era. The changes around us feel tectonic; as if the very foundations of what we knew and understood have been shaken. My work deals directly with these foundations as I experience and process them—democracy, collective action, racial justice, health care, crisis management, immigration, and social distancing. By distilling those large concepts down to their essential components, my goal is to make connections to universal human experiences—empowerment, unity, memory, safety, trust, identity, and relationship. I am fascinated by the common experiences that bind us together in our humanity, and I hope to communicate them conceptually through color, composition, and expressive mark making.

Thoughtful abstract compositions invite creative thinking and more meaningful interactions with others. By showing up and being present to my own artistic practice, I feel connected to an authenticity that is bigger than myself. By sharing my work with others, I hope to inspire conversation that goes beyond image.
In the confusion of an era in which uncertainty seems to be the only constant, we are all searching for ways to make sense of the world around us. From weather disasters, social upheaval, and political strife to the catastrophic Covid-19 global pandemic—each of us has been profoundly touched by the turmoil of 2020. We are still in the midst of crisis, and everything seems upside down.

I have found comfort in my painting studio during this difficult time, and my work has become documentation of the heartbreak, hope, and solitude of this era. The changes around us feel tectonic; as if the very foundations of what we knew and understood have been shaken. My work deals directly with these foundations as I experience and process them—democracy, collective action, racial justice, health care, crisis management, immigration, and social distancing. By distilling those large concepts down to their essential components, my goal is to make connections to universal human experiences—empowerment, unity, memory, safety, trust, identity, and relationship. I am fascinated by the common experiences that bind us together in our humanity, and I hope to communicate them conceptually through color, composition, and expressive mark making.

Thoughtful abstract compositions invite creative thinking and more meaningful interactions with others. By showing up and being present to my own artistic practice, I feel connected to an authenticity that is bigger than myself. By sharing my work with others, I hope to inspire conversation that goes beyond image.
In the confusion of an era in which uncertainty seems to be the only constant, we are all searching for ways to make sense of the world around us. From weather disasters, social upheaval, and political strife to the catastrophic Covid-19 global pandemic—each of us has been profoundly touched by the turmoil of 2020. We are still in the midst of crisis, and everything seems upside down.

I have found comfort in my painting studio during this difficult time, and my work has become documentation of the heartbreak, hope, and solitude of this era. The changes around us feel tectonic; as if the very foundations of what we knew and understood have been shaken. My work deals directly with these foundations as I experience and process them—democracy, collective action, racial justice, health care, crisis management, immigration, and social distancing. By distilling those large concepts down to their essential components, my goal is to make connections to universal human experiences—empowerment, unity, memory, safety, trust, identity, and relationship. I am fascinated by the common experiences that bind us together in our humanity, and I hope to communicate them conceptually through color, composition, and expressive mark making.

Thoughtful abstract compositions invite creative thinking and more meaningful interactions with others. By showing up and being present to my own artistic practice, I feel connected to an authenticity that is bigger than myself. By sharing my work with others, I hope to inspire conversation that goes beyond image.

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Renewal Painting

Jessica Eichman

United States

Painting, Acrylic on Canvas

Size: 20 W x 16 H x 0.5 D in

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ABOUT THE ARTWORK

In the confusion of an era in which uncertainty seems to be the only constant, we are all searching for ways to make sense of the world around us. From weather disasters, social upheaval, and political strife to the catastrophic Covid-19 global pandemic—each of us has been profoundly touched by the turmoil of 2020. We are still in the midst of crisis, and everything seems upside down. I have found comfort in my painting studio during this difficult time, and my work has become documentation of the heartbreak, hope, and solitude of this era. The changes around us feel tectonic; as if the very foundations of what we knew and understood have been shaken. My work deals directly with these foundations as I experience and process them—democracy, collective action, racial justice, health care, crisis management, immigration, and social distancing. By distilling those large concepts down to their essential components, my goal is to make connections to universal human experiences—empowerment, unity, memory, safety, trust, identity, and relationship. I am fascinated by the common experiences that bind us together in our humanity, and I hope to communicate them conceptually through color, composition, and expressive mark making. Thoughtful abstract compositions invite creative thinking and more meaningful interactions with others. By showing up and being present to my own artistic practice, I feel connected to an authenticity that is bigger than myself. By sharing my work with others, I hope to inspire conversation that goes beyond image.

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Painting:

Acrylic on Canvas

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One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:

20 W x 16 H x 0.5 D in

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Jessica Saterstrom Eichman is an artist who works and lives in Nashville, Tennessee. A native of Natchez, Mississippi, Jessica earned degrees in Art and French before living and working in Paris, France; Corvallis, Oregon; and Boston, Massachusetts. Jessica’s award-winning works have been shown in numerous group and solo art exhibitions, including the Red Clay Survey of Contemporary Southern Art at the Huntsville Museum of Art in Huntsville, Alabama (2020); Nashville Metro Arts permanent public art collection in the Historic Metro Courthouse (2018); Frist Art Museum Bollard Project (2017); and permanent public sculpture, “City Irises” in Nashville’s Hermitage Park (2012). Jessica is a member of the Contemporary Collective and the Nashville Artist Guild. She is frequently featured on Saatchi Art; she was chosen for the Inside The Studio series in 2017, and was featured in the Saatchi Art printed catalog in 2019. Her work can be found in public and private collections across the country and internationally. Instagram: .

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