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JILL JOY
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Cover: Detail of Not Black and White, acrylic on canvas, 36x36”
Right: Jil l Joy in her studio
Photo Credits: Scott Carmella, Baha Danesh and David Oleary
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evolution towards enlightenment Art bridges the gap between the spiritual and material, draws connections between
what we see and what we sense, attempts to plumb the mysteries of life and death.
Over the course of 25 years I have explored painting as a spiritual discipline, a path
of purification of mind and body and of the development of my soul - as a path
toward enlightenment.
I have watched my work evolve into three distinct and now concurrent bodies of work
representing the three aspects of the self: Emotion (the body), Consciousness (the
mind), and my latest series, Illumination (the spirit or soul); A spiritual and artistic
trifecta that expresses the interrelatedness of these aspects of human existence that
must evolve simultaneously to achieve the ultimate spiritual goal of enlightenment.
Along the way to this discovery, I engaged in much experimentation. This work is
contained in a series called The Journey.
It is my hope that the work will become as meaningful to you as it is to me.
ART EVOLVES CONSCIOUSNESS CONSCIOUSNESS EVOLVES ART
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table of contents
Emotion p. 8
Consciousness p. 36
Illumination p. 72
The Journey p. 92
Biography, CV p. 124
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emotion
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www.jilljoy.com ©2016 Jill Joy 11Facing: Jill Joy with I Can Live Without You, oil on canvas, 72x48x2.5”
artist’s statement
Emotion addresses the temporal, personal, human struggle that includes loss,
pain, joy, change, frustration, grief and aspiration. The paintings are intense,
active and filled with a sense of energy in motion; powerful expressions of the
unharnessed creative force that initiates change and growth, as are emotions when
felt and constructively expressed.
My technique in this work is heavy, dense and multi-layered. Oil paint thickly applied,
often with a spackle knife or trowel that sometimes takes years to dry, similar to old
wounds and deep feelings. This technique evolved as I worked to give physicality
and weight to emotions and the sense of movement as I ride my emotional waves to
resolution and transformation.
Emotions must be felt, allowed to flow and move through us in order to give us their
message and transform us.
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Do You Love Me, oil on canvas, 60x48x2.5”
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www.jilljoy.com ©2016 Jill Joy 17Emotion Series, Gallery Installation View
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Death Comes and Recedes, oil on canvas, 48x72x1.5”, 2012
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Summoning The Heart of Love, oil on canvas, 60x72x2.5”, 2012
www.jilljoy.com ©2016 Jill Joy20 Dissolution, oil on canvas, 60x72x1.5”
www.jilljoy.com ©2016 Jill Joy 21Self Sacrifice, oil on canvas, 36x48x1.5”
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Dissolution, oil on canvas, 60x72x1.5”, 2012
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Self Sacrifice, oil on canvas, 36x48x1.5”, 2011
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His Confused Heart, oil on canvas, 60x48x2.5”, 2012
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She’s Come Undone, oil on canvas, 60x72x2.5”, 2013
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Divertere, oil on canvas, 36x36x1.5”, 2012
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Not Black and White, acrylic on canvas, 36x36x1.5”, 2012
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www.jilljoy.com ©2016 Jill Joy 33Two Worlds Collide, oil on canvas, 72x48x1.5”, 2011
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Red Sea, oil on canvas, 24x20x1.5”
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Blue Black Sea, oil on canvas, 24x20x1.5”
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consciousness
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light of emotion
by Shana Nys Dambrot
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Painter Jill Joy is not satisfied with mere representation of the external world, however beau-
tiful; and in her longing to instead more fully express her inner life has recourse to abstract
gesture and the soulful power of color.
Her lush, saturated, refined, and richly detailed paintings evoke rather than describe the
contours and atmospheric jouissance of the natural world. Executed in a kind of meditative
semi-trance, they are more like artifacts, residues of the energy that produced them, both art
historically/materially and spiritually galvanized process paintings of the highest order; and
further, physical conduits of that same luminous energy, radiating into the world.
Her reds sweep the prismatic gauntlet from ruby to crimson, cherry enamel to fiery Autumn,
sunset clouds to shadows in a glass of port. Pops of gold, blood orange, greens of forest and
emerald intermingle with violet, ultraviolet, indigo, cold slate grey like flagstone walkways.
Sweeps of inky, absorptive black; and from snow to diamonds more varieties of white than
we would ever otherwise notice. Blue, of course, from dawn to dusk, to choppy water and
glacial ices, prayer flags to sapphire, and blues that live only in the imagination.
Passages proliferate with kaleidoscopic density of detail, alternating with areas of replete
emptiness which is not negative space, but rather full with a tangible emptiness.
Shana Nys Dambrot is a Los Angeles based art critic and curator. She regularly contributes
to The Huffington Post, ArtLTD Magazine, Whitehot Magazine, and other publications.
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consciousness
I look up and I see the sky.
It becomes part of me.
My feelings like clouds
against the clear blue vastness,
scudding across the backdrop of
infinite consciousness.
I look out and I see the ocean.
It becomes part of me.
My memories like islands
in a sea of universal mind.
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Gathering Storm, oil on canvas, 48x72x2.5”, 2014
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Samskara, oil on canvas, 54x84x2.5”, 2015
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wave
A wave.
has crashed through my life
Separated me
from what has tormented me
and sustained me
I sit here in the silence
in the receding tide
Wondering.
what will become of me
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Wave, oil on canvas, 57x69x2.5”, 2015
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Jill Joy’s beautiful paintings are reflections of the soul. Her inspired contribution adds to the betterment
of our homes and community. Beauty manifested through art allows our collective consciousnesses to
advance by positive influence. These pro-social byproducts elicit Joy, Jill’s namesake; and Love, the
universal energy/intention elucidated upon by all religious and spiritual traditions.
Dr. Charles Freeman, Ph. D. Psychologist
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Hope, oil on canvas, 36x36x1.5”, 2013
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Thought Forms (compassion), oil on canvas, 20x60x2.5”
Study for Magenta Sky, oil on canvas, 6x18x1.5”
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Rain, oil on canvas, 48x60x2.5”, 2014
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This work is striking; the off-center void allows my eye to rest on something; my mind to contemplate.
It is like a window, and the seemingly perfect white of the void provides a sense of the infinite.
Eric Domeier, AIA, Domeier Architects Inc.
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Red Sky, oil on canvas, 40x60x2.5”, 2013
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www.jilljoy.com ©2016 Jill Joy 65Growth, oil on canvas, 60x48x2.5”
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All Things Must Pass, oil on canvas, 20x60x2.5”
Zen Mountain, oil on canvas, 20x60x2.5”
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www.jilljoy.com ©2016 Jill Joy68 Grey Skies, oil on canvas, 48x60x1.5”
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Green Sea, oil on canvas, 45x57x2.5”
Green Sea Detail
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Red Dawn, oil on canvas, 45x69x2.5”
Red Dawn Detail
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Santa Fe Sky, oil on canvas, 30x30x1.5”
illumination
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artist’s statement
Enlightenment is, at its essence, the presence of light in the mind. Illumination
tracks my continued progress on the path toward that goal.
These paintings express the dawning of a light-filled state of awareness, the con-
sciousness which pushes out conditioning, ego attachments, thoughts and the sense
of the self as mortal and finite. Like all of my work, they represent the movement from
unconscious to conscious awareness. They convey a sense of peace in the knowledge
of ones true identity: a divinely sourced being that exists beyond the physical body.
This work explores the traditional topic of light but from a purely spiritual perspective.
These paintings are the spiritual made material. They reference the horizon as the
point of departure for the enlightened mind as the sun breaks through the darkness
between earth and the sky. Once the light enters the mind and imagination, it enters
and consumes the body.
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The deeper the blue becomes, the more strongly it calls man towards the infinite,
awakening in him a desire for the pure and, finally, for the supernatural...The
brighter it becomes, the more it loses its sound, until it turns into silent stillness and
becomes white. -- Wassily Kandinsky
Incipient Blue, oil on canvas, 40x60x2.5”
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Silent Hope, oil on canvas, 40x60x2.5”
Silent Hope Detail
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Grey Horizon, oil on canvas, 18x30x2.5”
Grey Horizon Detail
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Limitless Borders
limitless borders
disappearing mind
dissolving ground
i am nowhere to be found
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Twilight Band, oil on canvas, 48x72x2.5”
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The Void
I am being filled
from the inside out
by a great void.
A vast emptiness
covered by the thin skin
of identity.
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Emanation, oil on canvas, 48x60x2.5”, 2015
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The Light Remains, oil on canvas, 30x30x2.5”, 2014
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Solace
quiet moment
silent mind
light cracks through
the dark drawn blind
crowded moments
have now flown
time stretches out
lithe and long
the next moment
cannot conceive
this long moment
a breath of reprieve
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The Solace of Space , oil on canvas, 18x30x2.5”, 2014
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the journey
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artist’s statement
The world breaks everyone, and afterward, some are strong at the broken places.
-- Ernest Hemingway
This body of work contains paintings that chart my journey over the course of ten
years as I openened new doors spiritually and creatively. I explored the mystery of
betrayal and disappointment and its ability to open us to a more authentic life; the
malleable nature of reality and how it shifts with our thoughts; the unlimited expanse
of the ocean, both the physical and emotional; and last, but not least, the nature of
love and change.
This work is deeply personal and each painting is completely unique.
The soul loves experience and asks us to take on new challenges. It takes a lot of cour-
age to walk through a new doorway in life. If you wait for the perfect time to do what
you love, it will never come. You have to follow your heart and seize the opportunities
that are meaningful. When we pursue what is meaningful we create beauty. Life is
frustrating and disappointing sometimes, it is also beautiful and poignant.
As we walk through these doors we evolve. It’s not always an easy process. But along
with fear and uncertainty come exhileration and a sense of peace and satisfaction
from aligning with our soul’s purpose and moving forward. To leave the doors
unopened is to experience death in small stages while we are still alive.
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Life has broken his heart
It has blown it all apart
Between the pieces that remain
He’s looking for something to keep him sane
In the space between the pain
He’ll find the Love that does not change
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The Mystery of Betral, oil and metal leaf on canvas, 40x60x1.5”
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Self Love Trumps Heartbreak, mixed media on canvas, 44x44x2”
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Anne’s Love, oil a on canvas, 44x34x2”
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www.jilljoy.com ©2016 Jill Joy102The Glaciers Are Melting, mixed media on canvas, 48x60x1.5”
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the glaciers are melting in my soul
plates of ice a million years old
mountains of guilt buried so deep
i heard whispers of their movement
in deepest darkest sleep
there’s no stopping them now
they are on the move
the ice floes are running
change is coming
self loathing and doubt
are melting away
ceaseless dripping holds me sway
the ice is melting inches everyday
my personal planet
is turning into a bay
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Beneath my calms skies there’s
black ice in my soul
A slick dark patch
that feels lifetimes old
A shallow ice layer
deadly in its way
Tread carefully across
it’s where the ego slays
As you walk with me
if the path begins to feel slick
That’s black ice
the chill comes on quick
I know you’re here now
to help melt it down
As it turns into tears
the pain begins to drown
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LOVE and Other Words
I had to finish the Love painting without you
Because you left before we were through
When you left LOVE couldn’t be seen
It was obscured by all the blue
Now you’re gone and the painting’s done
You didn’t see the yellow rise like the sun
The letters are bright, the colors aren’t dim
Like love, the whole is greater than the sum
Sometime I wonder did you make the right choice
Leaving without your reasons voiced
But what’s done is done and now you’re gone
In your absence the love goes on
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LOVE.
Love.
It’s a terrible ride.
It will burn you up inside
It will grab you and shake you
It will strip and remake you
It will shine a light on all the dark places
You’ve been trying to hide.
So hang on to the bar
and keep your feet inside.
Because Love.
It’s a magnificent ride.
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Transcendental Landscape, oil on canvas, 48x48x1.5”
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Aurora, oil on canvas, 48x48x1.5”
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Loving D, oil on canvas, 54x44x2”
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Somber Ocean, oil on canvas, 69x57x2.5”
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Dark Mountain
Dark mountain
in the canyon of your heart
Solid and hard
it breaks you apart
Dark mountain
rising up craggy and moist
from the valley of your soul
solid rock that steals choice
Dark mountain
wall of pain
keeping you broken
as you remember again and again
Dark mountain
shadows the landscape of your mind
release resistance
allow mutable time
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Dark Mountain, oil on canvas, 40x60x1.5”
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jill joy biographyJill Joy was raised in Arizona, Hawaii and Massachusetts under severe financial and emotional
circumstances. The transcendence of these circumstances has fed her spiritual and artistic journey.
She attended Tufts University on scholarship and graduated Summa Cum Laude. After a brief stint in
a corporate law firm in NYC that offered to pay her way through law school, she renounced the idea
of becoming a lawyer and decided to pursue her passion, art. She got a job at the McKee Gallery in
Manhattan where she became assistant director and discovered her true calling was to be an artist.
Jill planned to return to school to study art at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston. Prior
to enrolling, a brief summer detour in a Yoga Ashram in the Berkshire Mountains of Massachusetts
turned into a 2.5 year stay. During this time Jill immersed herself in the spiritual practices of celibacy,
Yoga, meditation, vegetarianism and service. Over the course of her focused spiritual practice she
uncovered and dealt with unresolved emotional issues, conditioning and pain. She also experienced
states of spiritual ecstasy and a sense of oneness hitherto unknown to her. She came to recognize her
deeper purpose in life, the pursuit and hopefully eventual achievement of enlightenment.
Eventually Jill came to recognize the creation of art as spiritual practice, her personal Yoga (which
means union). She paints to develop her consciousness and evolve her soul. As part of this process,
the art she produces becomes a conduit for the spiritual evolution of the viewer. There are elements
of surrealism, abstract expressionism and minimalism in her work culminating in a peaceful yet
dynamic experience. She is influenced by Mark Rothko and eastern mysticism.
Jill likens universal consciousness to the sky: an infinite backdrop across which the clouds of emotion
and thought come and go. The process of spiritual development includes clearing obstructions from
this field of love. Her work reflects this philosophy. Her process is inspiration based: through medita-
tive awareness, images emerge in her mind’s eye that reflect the state or evolution of consciousness.
The creation of these paintings for Jill is a purely meditative experience. This is communicated in the
work which creates a sense of active peace in the viewer, much like meditation itself.
Jill’s work is represented by galleries in Florida and Texas and now the Jill Joy Gallery in Los Angeles,
CA. She has won numerous awards and residencies. Her paintings are in private collections across
the United States.
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jill joy cvselected solo exhibitions2016 Consciousness - Jill Joy Gallery, Los Angeles, CA
2015 Unseen Forces - Sparks Gallery, San Diego, CA
2014 Still Wet - Art Center Lofts, San Diego, CA
2013 Expiation - The Glashaus Gallery, San Diego, CA
2012 New Work - Consciousness Series - The Glashaus Gallery, San Diego, CA
2011 Duality - Pimento Fine Art, San Diego, CA
2009 The Mystery - Bard Hall, UU Artitst Guild, San Diego, CA
2008 The Abandonment Box - Pappalecco, San Diego, CA
2007 LOVE - C Street Gallery, San Diego, CA
2006 Life’s Not Perfect (but it’s beautiful) - Pilates Downtown, San Diego, CA
2002 Recent Work - Garnverville Arts Center, Garnerville, NY
selected group exhibitions2016 The Loft @ Liz’s, Los Angeles, CA
2015 Rebirth: Death, Life & Transformation - Downey Arts Coalition & Symphony, Downey, CA
Dean Day Gallery, Houston, TX
One on One - Sparks Gallery, San Diego, CA
Wall Street Fine Art, Ponte Verde, FL
2014 Dean Day Gallery, Houston, TX
Mac Fine Art, Fort Lauderdale, FL
Art Hamptons - Sergott Contemporary Art Alliance, East Hampton, NY
2013 Mac Fine Art, Fort Lauderdale, FL
Art Hamptons - Sergott Contemporary Art Alliance, East Hampton, NY
San Diego Contemporary Art Fair - Sergott Contemporary Art Alliance, San Diego, CA
2012 Group Show - The Glashaus, San Diego, CA
2007 Healing Art - Scripps Memorial Hospital, LaJolla, CA
2000 Six Women - Pomona Cultural Center, Pomona, NY
2000 Millennial Exhibition - Pomona Cultural Center, Pomona, NY
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jill joy cv (cont’d)
education, awards and residencies2016 Los Angeles Art Association, Los Angeles, CA
2013 Citibeat Best of San Diego, San Diego, CA
2010 San Diego Fine Art Society Program Grant
1999-2000 Artist-in-Residence, Pomona Cultural Center, Pomona, NY
1999 Vermont Studio Center Residency Fellowship, Johnson, VT
1988-1989 Art Student’s League, New York, NY
1986-1987 School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, MA
1983-1987 Tufts University, Medford, MA Summa Cum Laude
selected press2016 Light of Emotion, Critical Essay, Shana Nys Dambrot, contributing editor to
Huffington Post, ArtLTD Magazine, Whitehot Magazine
We Choose Art, Los Angles, Januargy 2016
“Jump For Joy - Jill Joy Is In Town”, Diversions LA, January 2016
2014 “Joy to Consciousness” Fine Magazine, October Arts Issue
“Art Happy Hour With Jill Joy” Critical Focus Blog, Richard L. Hayes
“Pro-social Byproduct”, Critical Essay, Dr. Charles R. Freeman, PHD Psychologist
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JILL JOY
ART EVOLVES CONSCIOUSNESS CONSCIOUSNESS EVOLVES ART
630 Hauser Blvd. #308, Los Angeles, CA, 90036 747.234.6408 www.jilljoy.com jill@jilljoy.com