Cocoon

A meditation on shelter and softness, Cocoon unfolds in layered washes of sienna, clay, and umber. Gentle, translucent shapes overlap and dissolve into one another, evoking both the embrace of earth and the quiet drift of shadow. The composition carries a warmth that feels protective yet open, like a moment suspended between stillness and transformation. Painted on raw canvas and set in a natural white oak wood frame, it lends depth and organic calm to any space, inviting pause and reflection.

Jaime Lovejoy is an abstract artist based in San Francisco. While her large platform paintings are abstract in design, her work is heavily influenced by the variegated shapes and colors found in nature. Jaime’s paintings evoke a story of the earth and interaction between humankind and the environment around them. Heavily watered down acrylics pour across the canvas in thin veiled layers, manipulated by tilts, turns and uneven surfaces. Fluid with motion, each stroke and pour creates depth and builds on the understory, much like that of the ground of the forest outside her studio.