By Jennie

Expression, a face, emotion, the body. This is the focus of my contemporary figurative art. The works are sensual, the lines flowing and connected revealing the sense of connection we have to our bodies and our minds. Feeling, texture, dimension, these works invite contact, extended viewing. I employ texture and light to communicate to the viewer, not only visually but via touch as well. These paintings and drawings reach out to you, to something inside. they should pull you in headfirst with feeling.

People each receive different feelings from my works, My aim is to inspire emotion within the viewer, to allow them to feel a powerful connection. My pieces may be distorted, abstracted, realistic, textural, expressionistic, impressionistic or traditional.
The nude body is a beautiful, sensual, expressive entity. We communicate through so much more than our voices and resonate feelings through body language. Every size is beautiful when the person inside shines out.

Embrace individuality.

Biography

Jennie Rosenbaum is an emerging artist specializing in contemporary nudes. She works continually with her passion for the human body, exploring contemporary styles and media. Her art is rich, frequently confronting and varied in style, context and meaning.

Jennie was born in the USA and moved to Australia with her parents while young. She spent key years studying with her artist grandmother and excelled at art and design at school, winning several awards. Jennie has studied art and design at a university level and has worked in the design industry as well as in information technology and project management. Jennie now works as a full-time artist from her home in Melbourne, Australia.

Techniques

I use a variety of techniques in my paintings and drawings, from palette knife, to drawing. I am not limited by any one technique or media but choose to experiment and explore through different textures and different feeling media such as oils, acrylics, charcoal, pencil and pastel. I use quality media and consider every piece to be an extension of myself.

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4 Responses to “About Jennie Rosenbaum”


  1. 1 samuel January 14, 2007 at 12:12 am

    Hi
    You are so beauty.
    I like if we can have good contact.
    Samuel

  2. 2 shem kerr January 28, 2007 at 5:51 pm

    Is it your mind that Samuel finds beautiful? If not, then I have a bad feeling about contact with him. I sure hope that you’re married,or a lesbian or just plain stroppy, snore loudly or fart in bed.

  3. 3 contortionguy February 26, 2008 at 7:34 am

    I think your work is great! Your openess and free spirit is a breath of fresh air! Wish I could have you paint a pic of me, you have a rare combo….Beauty and brains…..

  4. 4 LeRoy March 29, 2008 at 5:15 am

    Hi Jennie,

    I like your work a lot. I am encouraged that you dont think you have to confine yourself to a particular style or technique as is subtly demanded by today’s art establishment. Though I have not seen any variation in this body of work, I hope to see some more of your work in different styles and techniques.

    One love

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