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Collage-paintings

This page last edited 26th March 2026

Commissioned collages

'Secret Garden' September 2025-March 2026

'Waterlily' September 2024 - March 2025

Original commissions: handmade, and created for a specific site on four prepared wood panels, destined to cover facing walls of the entrance hall of a private home.

Influenced by Monet’s Nymphaea panels in the ‘Orangerie’ in Paris, and by the garden at Giverny, using the artist’s archive of photos and the client’s own photos of her beloved garden and pool. Using collaged printed photographs, specifically reworked digitally, cut up and assembled across the panels, the canvases  were then built up of many layers, creating a resonating depth and rich colour, of water based colours (inks, acrylic paints, varnishes) applied in gentle washes and brush strokes, in an ‘aquatic, foliage and flower’ inspired palette.

Collage-painting Collection 2016-2026

The original Jardin Secret series.

Woodcut collage-paintings

Collage-painting development

'Following the Fire'

 Collage-painting series inspired by a local wildfire and its aftermath 2022-2026

'Following the Fire'
Latest work in the studio,
from the
 newest series
inspired by the wildfires of 20
22


Elemental, material, sensual working inside with photography, painting, text and drawing,
Working outside with found materials in the burnt out landscape, land art, sculpture and photograph.

This minimalist palette mixed media work, is aiming for embodiment, a descent into the earth, connection with the landscape, and identification with the trees.

“I am THRILLED with my new acquisitions. I have been daydreaming about them ever since.” "Everything arrived in perfect condition. I love them EVEN more now that I see them here."

 "The colours are just perfect.” 

Julian, Toronto, Canada. After a studio visit, email.

 

“Artwork safely received - packaging excellent. It is beautiful.”  Sandy, Dubai.’  Website and email.

a big thank you to all my customers & collectors for your enthusiastic support

© 2026 all artworks, texts, images and photographs

Jessica Langton

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