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Other details :
Artwork on fixed support. Artwork framed.
Dimensions :
21.7x15.4in
About this artwork
Spirits of Reclamation reflects the cyclical nature of growth and decay, presenting a vision of life quietly reclaiming what was once controlled.
The composition suggests a moment of transition, where human order begins to soften and dissolve.
Gold forms appear as remnants of the man-made — structures marked by time — gradually enveloped by moss tones and threads of green.
Through cracks and layered surfaces, roots and earth seem to resurface,… allowing memory and organic presence to return.
The work speaks to balance and renewal, suggesting that life does not disappear but withdraws, waiting for the conditions to begin again. It evokes a sense of quiet persistence, where nature reasserts itself with patience rather than force.
Vanessa Jongebloet is a self-taught contemporary painter who began her artistic journey with wood, stone, metal, and found objects, later training as a decorative painter and mastering fresco, trompe l’oeil, and other classical techniques. She merges material-driven experimentation with classical methods, building her pieces in expressive layers using oil, resin, ink, pigments, and mixed media, balancing realism with abstraction and a tactile focus on weathered, crackled surfaces. Her artworks radiate a profound sense of presence and quiet intensity, inviting viewers into contemplative spaces charged with memory, identity, and transformation.