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Jeannette Rein

Atelier Natália Gromicho, Rua Nova da Trindade 5G, 1200-301 Lisbon, Portugal

Wood is often associated with strength, permanence, and utility, but for Australian artist Jeannette Rein, it is also a material capable of expressing delicacy, movement, and light.

Through a practice that pushes the physical limits of timber, she transforms solid forms into remarkably refined sculptures that appear almost weightless, inviting viewers to reconsider the possibilities of the medium.

Inspired by the rhythms and vitality of the natural world, Rein’s work explores the relationship between material presence and intangible energy.

Her sculptural forms draw attention to the interplay of light, shadow, surface, and space, revealing qualities that are often hidden within the wood itself.

By reducing structures to paper-thin dimensions, she creates works that seem to glow from within, balancing technical mastery with poetic expression.

Based in Western Australia, Rein has developed a multifaceted career as an artist, designer, educator, and researcher. Her work has been exhibited nationally and internationally and is represented in public and private collections.

Artwork

In Motion
Laminated, carved and perforated Black Wattle
49″ x 29.5″ x 2.5″
Soaring
Laminated, carved and perforated Black Wattle
31.5″ x 30″ x 13.5″
On the Wing
Laminated, carved and perforated Black Wattle
36″ x 35″ x 4″
Starfish
Laminated, carved and perforated Snotty gobble
17″ x 18.5″ x 8.5
Cockle Shell
Laminated, carved and perforated Lace Sheoak
18.5″ x 13.7″ x 11″
Dragon
Laminated, carved and perforated Jarrah Burl
12″ x 29″ x 18″

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