Jane Hunter is an artist based in Rothesay on the Isle of Bute. Jane’s work has been shown in galleries across Scotland, including solo exhibits at The Watermill, Aberfeldy, Harbour Arts, Irvine and The Tighnabruaich Gallery. An artist member of several Scottish arts societies and a Professional member of Visual Arts Scotland, her works have been selected for group shows including the Society of Scottish Artists Annual at the RSA and ‘North’ curated by Visual Arts Scotland.
Jane’s work is held in private collections across the world and, having collaborated with a number of corporate clients, her work is held in the collections of the National Museum of Scotland, British Geological Survey, Raasay Distillery, Perle Hotels, North Ayrshire Council, Renfrewshire Council and KPMG Edinburgh.
"I make work which explores our deeply symbiotic relationship with the landscape we move through. The constant connection to shifts in light and weather, alongside themes of community, belonging and experience. Considering how humankind seeks control or stability, alongside connection, in the face of the landscape’s ostensibly wild and unpredictable nature.
Staining the canvas with overlapping colour and shape, I look for ways to find comfort, assurance or gentleness within. Recalling the confidence of a structure, a place of safety, remembering patterns, marking time and the shape of journeys.”
