NOW:
CONNECTION project
series started in 2020 where I bring my art back into the places that inspired them.
Everything is connected.
Moments, connection, Time.
Earth and humanity, and our connection and transience in Time and to Earth.
It is in my current series of works from 2020 continuing into 2021 and beyond.
It explores the idea that humanity is a part of nature and not something separate from nature. That we come from the earth, that everything is connected in nature, with every action having a reaction.
Part of this particular project, is seeking to communicate this idea through my art where nature is my inspiration, by taking my art back into the places that has inspired them and installing them temporarily in nature and documenting this. Trying to communicate and inspire thought about humanity's place on this Earth.
We have increasing problems that are predominantly caused by human hand. Because life is all connected we are essentially destroying our home and the home of all life on earth. It is a path that we can no longer sustain, and we need, not only for our survival but the survival of all life on earth to change, to live side by side with nature, protect and nurture the places we have still untouched and to fundamentally change the way we respect and interact with the planet and all life.






#ARTISTSUPPORTPLEDGE
I am reducing selected original works to buy in support of the #artistsupportpledge initiative.
I pledge that if I am fortunate enough to reach £1000 in sales, I will purchase a work by another artist for £200.
Please follow the #artistsupportpledge on Instagram to see work by the many other participating artists. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, many artists have found themselves without work, teaching, technical support, gallery work. Exhibitions and sales have disappeared. In an attempt to help alleviate some of this stress artist @matthewburrowsstudio has instigated #artistsupportpledge.
my Instagram profile is : @jessiepitt_art


Paradigm Gallery + Studio in Philadelphia, USA
You are currently able to purchase this piece that was in the previous exhibition , Time. (Please click the image for details)
PAST:
exhibition in the Paradigm Gallery + Studio in Philadelphia, USA
Paradigm Gallery + Studio, in collaboration with Create! Magazine, is pleased to present From the Pages 2, a group exhibition featuring contemporary artists previously published in Create! Magazine.
This exhibition includes a diverse array of work, including painting, drawing, sculpture, ceramics, and more. Exhibiting artists: Lorena Sferlazza, Wenyan Xu, Emma Vidal, Adolfo Gutierrez, Clint Tillman Reid, Jiaranai Apaipak, Yihong Hsu, Crystal Latimer, Steven Edson, Kirkland Bray, Emily White, Cate Inglis, Joey Slaughter, Caitlin McCormack, Michelle A Lundqvist, Brandon C. Smith, Huy Lam, Beth Beverly, Nick Pedersen, Deane McGahan, Lexicon Love, Erika Pajarillo, Fern T. Apfel, Jessie Pitt, Nicole Havekost, Lindsay Jones, Sophie Holt, Rebecka Skog, Genevieve Cohn, Sarah Detweiler, Sebastian Riffo Montenegro, Chrys Roberts, Anne Buckwalter, Qiurui Du, Clémentine Bal, and Daria Aksenova.
You are currently able to purchase my piece that is in the exhibition , Time. (Please click the image for details)
SNOW SAFETY FESTIVAL - WINTERTHUR, SWITZERLAND 2ND OF NOVEMBER 2019
I exhibited during the Snow Safety Festival in Winterthur in Switzerland on the 2nd of November please follow the link for more information.




KUNSTSTRASSE IMST 2019
I will be exhibiting during the Kunststraße Imst 2019 from the the 30th of November until the the 15th of December 2019.
I will be presenting an artwork approximately 5 m x 2.10 m to be hung outside on a wall in the town of Imst.
This work is currently in process.
Read about ideas behind the work here:
TIME'S WEB
„The web of our life is of a mingled yarn, good and ill together. “
William Shakespeare 1546 -1616 [IV.iii.(83)]
“Time beats ever on.
We are just travellers in caught in Time’s Web.
As the wheel keeps turning.”
Jessie Pitt 2019
We are, humanity, just a blink of an eye in Earth’s history. And Time stretches out in both directions, infinite. And I wonder often, about existence. Life is a strange and wonderous thing. That we as humans seem to struggle with, in the past, in the present and I imagine in the future too.
It seems crazy that we can have such a huge effect on our planet. On all lifeforms and on the climate. Like a nightmare that we all live in each day, it is a surreal state to exist in.
It is hard to acknowledge.
We are a part of this planet.
Earth.
We are connected to the complicated and beautiful web of life on this planet. Yet we often seem to disconnect ourselves and set ourselves apart from the rest of life here, and as a result our actions affect this web, where one thing affects the other, and so on.
We need to change. We need to look back and look forwards and learn from the past, from the present, and try to learn from the future before it is too late.
I am not here to tell someone how to be.
Only to remind people of who we are.
The natural world is a place of strength and indifference.
The mountains are strength, and indifference. They stand like sentinels and watch as we come and go. As the moon and sun rise and set and the stars beam their light through the night sky. As ice grows and melts. As the snows come and go. As the seasons change again and again.
It seems so untouchable, so endless, so timeless, never ending.
Yet things are changing, we are changing things.
This artwork is a continuation of my work from my installation in St.Anton.
That we are one. Earth and humanity are connected.
Travellers on the strange Web of Time, were we are held in place, as the wheel turns.
And as William Shakespeare said,
„The web of our life is of a mingled yarn, good and ill together. “