2020/21 WORK
The themes for the 2020/21 InFinnity Project are inspired by this work called Aurora.
Inspired by Lucy Jago’s book about the Norwegian scientist Kristian Birkeland, who solved the mysteries of one of nature’s most spectacular displays in search of the Northern Lights.
Finn created this work using sketching and colouration on computer whilst at Falmouth School of Art studying for his Illustration degree. Available as a postcard and A3 poster at clarkcards.co.uk
- Electricity
- Summits
- Light
Up to three submissions can be accepted either one for each theme, or any combination that is preferred. Closing date 31.08.2021
Submitted under the Summits theme:
Title: Mountain Rainbow
Medium: Acrylic painting on canvas
Theme: Summits
Size: 100cm x 100cm
Mountain Rainbow is an acrylic painting on canvas by Madeleine Pickett (40) who lives in Norfolk. She entered work previously to the InFinnity Project in 2017 and it is great to see this entry under the Summits theme. Madeleine has a diagnosed mental health illness and has submitted this work independently.
Submitted under the Light theme:
Title: Self Help
Medium: Ink on Paper
Theme: Light
Size: A4
Emma is 21 years old and lives in Italy. She has a diagnosed mental illness and has submitted this piece independently. This is one of two pieces submitted.
Title: Self Irony
Medium: Ink on Paper
Theme: Light
Size: A4
Submitted under the Light theme:
Title: Keep Turning Your Pages
Medium: Acrylic on Paper
Theme: Light
Size: A4
Rebecca (26 years) has submitted this piece independently – she says “I tragically lost my Mum in 2019 and this has hugely impacted my mental health. I wanted to share this piece in the hope that it might help others struggling with grief or mental health issues keep sight of hope for better and lighter days. “
“Art acts as a form of journaling for me and allows me to access and reflect on my emotions. ”
This is a powerful tribute and we are grateful for the submission from someone who is grieving. Thank you Rebecca.
Submitted under the Electricity theme:
Title: Summer Storm
Medium: Acrylic on Paper
Theme: Electricity
Size: A4
Jenny Rutland (63) has submitted this work independently. She regularly attends the Braintree Rethink Art Group and she has supported this project since its inception. Jenny says: “Art is a massively important part of my life since joining the Art Group. It helps me relax and is calming, reducing my anxiety and lifts my depression while I am working on my art.”
Submitted under the Summits theme:
Title: Matterhorn
Medium: Acrylic on canvas
Theme: Summits
Size: A4
Another submission from Jenny Rutland from the Braintree Rethink Art Group. Jenny says: “When I am concentrating on a piece of work it relaxes me which eases my anxiety and depression.”
Submitted under the Light theme:
Title: Sunset at Abberton Reservoir
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas
Theme: Light
Size: A4
Jenny says: “Concentrating on Art takes my mind off my problems and is very relaxing.”
Submitted under the Light theme:
Title: Light the dark with Art
Medium: Pencils and neocolour pastel
Theme: Light
Size: A4
Kaz says: “Art is my only light source some days and I use art to light up other peoples hearts.”
Submitted under Summits theme:
Title: Illumate
Medium: Made with papers, scrap paintings
Size: A4
Theme: Summits
Kaz says: I made this collage with papers, scrap paintings, As I was cutting up papers this lad appeared so included him in the collage.”
Submitted under the Electricity theme:
Title: You are powerful
Medium: Inktense pencils, neocolor pastels
Size: A4
Theme: Electricity