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The Valence I by Jo Hummel features acrylic paint applied on paper and ply in an abstract composition. The work draws on primitive building techniques including weaving, marquetry, and layering, reflecting Hummel's interest in sacred geometry and natural cycles. Paper serves as the primary medium for its domestic and ephemeral character, while the ply backing supports the sculptural layering of the piece.
An abstract piece is created using acrylic paint on paper and ply. Jo Hummel's work reflects her interest in the principles of sacred geometry and natural cycles. She favours paper as a medium, describing it as 'domestic and ephemeral', and often uses primitive building methods such as weaving, marquetry, and layering to create her sculptural artworks.
