“Aquamarine, sea cheek, infinite tangles…existing in the space between the deepest part of the ocean and the gateway into velvet sky,” writes Jenny Brown; her collages look like we have discovered a new ocean where flower gardens have merged with sea life. Marigolds and poppies next to giant clams and jellyfish, and drips of paint and penned circles are air bubbles that swish and delicately float around. It’s a poetic world imagined by the artist who often collages over book pages and postcards from the turn of the nineteenth century.

Images © Jenny Brown