Jessica Lee Ives

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Current Thinking

$5,500
Current Thinking
Jessica Lee Ives
oil on panel, 24x48"

Seraphic

$12,000
Seraphic
Jessica Lee Ives
oil on panel, 48x60"

Light Water Magnetism

$10,000
Light Water Magnetism
Jessica Lee Ives
oil on panel, 40x60"

Wassataquiok

$3,200
Wassataquiok
Jessica Lee Ives
oil on panel, 24x24"

Walking, Wading

$3,200
Walking, Wading
Jessica Lee Ives
oil on panel, 24x24"

Island Magnetism

$2,300
Island Magnetism
Jessica Lee Ives
oil on panel, 18x18"

Holographic

$1,000
Holographic
Jessica Lee Ives
oil on panel, 8x10"

Light Water Magnetism

$5,500
Light Water Magnetism
Jessica Lee Ives
oil on panel, 36x36"

Evening Reflection Soft

$1,000
Evening Reflection Soft
Jessica Lee Ives
oil on panel, 8x10

Surrender to Surroundings

$1,000
Surrender to Surroundings
Jessica Lee Ives
oil on panel, 8x10"

The Coherent Domain Of Water

$10,000
The Coherent Domain Of Water
Jessica Lee Ives
oil on panel, 48x48"

Internal Reflection

$10,000
Internal Reflection
Jessica Lee Ives
oil on panel, 48x48"

Shadow Casting

$1,000
Shadow Casting
Jessica Lee Ives
oil on panel, 8x10"

Casting Shadows

$1,800
Casting Shadows
Jessica Lee Ives
oil on panel, 14x14"

Color of Water, Study III

$700
Color of Water, Study III
Jessica Lee Ives
oil on panel, 6x6"

Evening at the Big Eddy

$5,500
Evening at the Big Eddy
Jessica Lee Ives
oil on panel, 20x60"

All Thought Suspended

$5,500
All Thought Suspended
Jessica Lee Ives
oil on panel, 30x40"

Climbing the Cathedral

$10,000
Climbing the Cathedral
Jessica Lee Ives
oil on panel, 48x48"

Embodied Cognition

$2,300
Embodied Cognition
Jessica Lee Ives
oil on panel, 18x18"

Centering

$1,000
Centering
Jessica Lee Ives
oil on panel, 10x10"


Bio

Jessica Lee Ives (née Jessica Stammen) (b. 1980) received her BFA from the Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art and was named one of Glamour Magazine’s Top Ten College Women of 2003. Her work as an artist-in-residence at Ground Zero in New York City after September 11, 2001 earned her the Clark Foundation Fellowship with which she pursued her self-directed MA at New York University’s Gallatin School. Jessica also studied anatomy, physiology, kinesiology, clinical massage and movement.

Jessica explores people in motion through the natural world. Her paintings are filled with adventure, vitality, natural beauty, and wonder.

Jessica’s current studio is located in Camden, Maine where she and her husband, Jonathan, own and operate Making Movement, a clinical massage practice.