“This exhibition has an important message. I sincerely hope and pray it travels far.”
Exhibition Panels
Fragments That Remain
Exploring the journey through displacement, trauma and loss, to recovery and reconnection, Jennie’s work began with a desire to understand the life of her mother, a Polish baby abandoned in the UK in 1943.
From Generation to Generation
Focusing on Polish exiles based primarily in the North East town of Fraserburgh, Jennie worked with their descendants, creating a record of their histories, highlighting their successful assimilation and the incredible contribution made to the country which gave them a home.
Do You Know My Name?
After uncovering her family’s incalculable losses during the Holocaust, Jennie began to look at the issues faced by Jewish people today. This project recieved the B.P Highly Commended Award in 2019
interpretation panels
“Rich with humanity”
opening night
“‘Evil doesn’t make me cry, its kindness that makes me weep” (Kay Wilson) ~ “So many kindly faces have emerged from a sea of suffering...”
Slideshow Presentation
A personal (and very amateur!) descriptive walk through of my exhibition held at Robert Gordon University, Aberdeen is February 2020. 'Developing the Negative...
“Your work touches the soul....”