Jemma Ennis is an Auckland-based multidisciplinary artist whose work draws inspiration from Colour Field painting, Constructivism, and Pop Art.
Her contemporary paintings explore fragmentation, deconstructing images into geometric forms that are held together through colour, rhythm, and composition. Creating modern paintings for a digital age, her work reflects the way we consume and reconstruct visual information in an increasingly fragmented world.
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Marmalade Splash by NZ Artist Jem Ennis is a vibrant floral composition alive with saturated oranges, magentas and soft pinks. Bold geometric fragments build each bloom into a richly layered pattern, giving the traditional floral still life a distinctly contemporary edge.
Quiet Blooms by NZ Artist Jem Ennis brings together delicate lilacs, blush pinks and muted greens in a gentle, almost dreamlike arrangement. Fragmented geometric forms break apart the familiar bouquet, creating a quiet tension between representation and abstraction.