Jacob Bayne describes himself as an emerging artist, working primarily in watercolours, inks and pen. His work is fuelled by a fascination for the human form and the subconscious information we pick up through body language. Jacob has spent the past few years studying the human form in order to create honest yet abstract depictions of what is commonly recognizable.

With a mix of rice paper and watercolor, images emerge and seep through layers of paper leaving behind shadows and traces of emotionally charged forms.

'I explore the emotion of human movement, shadows and shape. Inviting the viewer to feel what is beneath the surface'.