HARPY, Acrylique et huile sur papier, marouflé sur toile, 61 x 107cm 2023

Companion piece to Green Woman, a harpy was originally a mythological creature, a wind spirit, a hybrid of a bird’s body with a woman’s face. It became associated with meanness later, and appears in Shakespeare as the embodiment of a nasty woman. My painting the Harpy is intended to encourage reflection on the place of women in society.

Raised in Scotland Sarah Knill-Jones studied at the Glasgow School of Art and obtained her Master in Fine Art from the University of the Arts London. Her practice incorporates drawing, video, performance and collaborative experiments, but the core remains centred in, on and around paint, as a visceral, human response to the world we live in.

Nightgarden V_watercolour on c-print_15x10cm_2024

660 €

Nightgarden III_watercolour on c-print_15x10cm_2024

660 €

Nightgarden II_watercolour on c-print_15x10cm_2024

660 €

Nightgarden VI_watercolour on c-print_15x10cm_2024 (1)

660 €

NOCOMODO diptych acrylic&oil on canvas 2022

3.900 €

HARPY, Acrylique et huile sur papier, marouflé sur toile, 61 x 107cm 2023

3.300 €

He kissed her plump mellow yellow smeller mellons of her rump, Uysses, Acrylic&Oil on Canvas, 210x140cm 2021

18.000 €