Sherrie-Leigh Jones
Sherrie-Leigh Jones is a British artist and printmaker based in Brighton, England, whose work explores imagined landscapes shaped by nature, travel, and the atmospheric qualities of light and space. Drawing on influences from romanticism and traditional Japanese and Chinese landscape painting, she creates serene compositions that blend natural observation with imagined environments.
Through processes including collage, painting, and hand-pulled screenprinting, Jones constructs layered scenes where mountains, forests, mist, and shifting light evoke a sense of quiet escapism and reflection on the changing rhythms of the natural world.
Sherrie-Leigh Jones
The Western Horizon Glows, 2026
Graphite, pigment and ink on wood
25 × 40 cm
Sherrie-Leigh Jones
Still Air, 2026
Graphite, pigment and ink on wood
20.3 x 25.5cm
Sherrie-Leigh Jones
Evening Air, 2026
Graphite, pigment and ink on wood
20.3 x 25.5cm
Sherrie-Leigh Jones
Night Forest
Screenprint with pigment and ink on calico
27 × 21 cm
Edition of 5
The price includes the frame as seen in the images.
Sherrie-Leigh Jones is an artist and printmaker based in Brighton, England, whose work explores imagined landscapes shaped by nature, travel, and the atmospheric qualities of light and space. Drawing on influences from Romanticism and traditional Japanese and Chinese landscape painting, she creates serene compositions that blend natural observation with imagined environments. Through processes including collage, painting, and hand-pulled screen printing, Jones constructs layered scenes where mountains, forests, mist, and shifting light evoke a sense of quiet escapism.
Night Forest exemplifies Jones’s interest in the emotional and sensory qualities of landscape. Beginning as a collage composed from her own photographs, the work was exposed onto a screen and hand-printed onto calico, allowing the image to move between documentation and imagination. Deep, shadowed tones suggest the stillness and mystery of the woodland after dark, while a suspended full moon introduces a sense of distance and quiet contemplation. Through the layering of photography, printmaking, and textile, Night Forest creates an immersive nocturnal landscape that feels both remembered and imagined.
Sherrie-Leigh Jones
Into Deep Moon Shadow, 2026
Graphite, pigment and ink on wood
25.5cm x 20.3cm