“Colorburst Yellow” geometric abstraction and texture to express a

and texture to express a sense of simplicity and familiarity

18 x24 oil on muslin mounted to wood panel

The quiet and all the nature so fully alive

but still there telling its story was the barn and silo

she pursued private art studies while living in Jerusalem and Bologna

“Colorburst Yellow” geometric abstraction and texture to express aMs. Jellenik starts her process by collecting images of flowers, shells, leaves, branches, and other natural elements. She then digitally edits them to achieve a more graphic appearance. When shes happy with the composition, she prints them on hand painted, leafed paper or plain paper. Then she adds other media, such as paint, print, metal, or wax, on top. This layering creates texture that highlights her subjects and celebrates the beauty of the