#100 JENNY FERMOR
What is style and how do we discover our own unique voice? Join Marji in a discussion with Jenny Fermor on the discoveries that lead Jenny to her unique style of portraying the Spanish unban landscape. Jenny is a CVP alum, and takes us through her experience after CVP, her journey and the process that has lead her to her unique perspective and portrayal of urban architecture.
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Very intriguing work. Fascinating to hear Jenny talk. 🙏
Thank you Marji and Jenny for this wonderful interview! Marji, you are a gifted interviewer. Your joy and wonder were so palpable, and I think that helped Jenny to reflect on the how of her work, to our benefit.
A really marvelous interview Marji and Jenny. What a great choice Marji. I so remember seeing Jenny’s work in a previous A2L-something and being struck by her technique and sensitivity. How fun to hear from her at length. Thank you both!
Great interview and lovely work. Very inspiring. Edit, edit edit!
Accomplished work! Thank you both for an inspiring interview.
Thanks to Marji for doing this interview, well done! And thank you for taking this deep dive into Jenny’s process and showing her work, it is so inspiring and informative!
Love Jenny’s work!
I really loved this discussion. “It’s all about editing” – genius; it so is! And how finding your style is all about time, doing and doing. A maturity that only comes with time. Thank you both.
Great interview and work. Thanks, Jenny and Marji!
Love to see how to transform precision of architecture to essence of color, depth, shapes. Really enjoyed this interview. I think it was just a mistake that Karen’s work is here. Should be fixable by whomever created the post. I would love it if that fix happens. I would love to have more time to really take my time looking at Jenny’s paintings.
I loved this interview and Jenny’s work. I would love to see her work here, instead of Karen’s. I love her work too but we saw it last month. It’s amazing how inspiring all these interviews are. Thank you SO much.