Bel Jurd Art – Few and Far

ARTIST IN RESIDENCE: BEL JURD

Bel Jurd is a self taught abstract painter and multi disciplinary designer based in Sydney, Australia.
Raised on the rural outskirts of Sydney, Bel grew up surrounded by bushland and raw, natural landscape. Drawing inspiration from her past and also present coastal surroundings, Bel’s paintings blend nostalgic landscapes and movement, through a sensory abstract lens.

The collection will be exhibiting across our Few and Far Store Store Locations.

Bel Jurd's latest works Shop The Collection

Unearthed - Few and Far - Art

Unearthed - Few and Far - Art

Solitude - Few and Far - Art

Solitude - Few and Far - Art

Complexities - Few and Far - Art

Complexities - Few and Far - Art

Shifted Visions - Few and Far - Art

Shifted Visions - Few and Far - Art

Shifted Visions

Momentum - Few and Far - Art

Momentum - Few and Far - Art

Meditations - Few and Far - Art

Meditations - Few and Far - Art

Ever Evolving - Few and Far - Art

Ever Evolving - Few and Far - Art

Each piece explores painterly and ethereal compositions, through subtle and evocative gestures.

The layering of paint, inks, and pigments are intuitively moved across the canvas in fluid moments and open a dialogue between the artist’s process and abstraction.

Bel’s paintings capture the essence of Sydney’s bushland and coastline, with an atmospheric and emotive presence.

Bel Jurd

Bel Jurd’s latest body of work titled “Grounding Series”, is a visual meditation where one can escape life’s chaos into a serene and grounded presence.

In a world where we are surrounded by synthetic digital representations, the pieces within the Grounded collection celebrate the artist’s emotive and imperfect mark making process, through muted layers of pigment and fluid transparencies in earthen tones.

The viewer is invited to disconnect, in order to reconnect.

The works engage the senses and create a feeling of connection, using an organic palette that reflects nostalgic landscapes and memories of an ephemeral moment in time.

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