Jicky Schnee
Jicky Schnee is an artist, actor and writer. She received her B.A. in Fine Arts and Art History from Rice University and went on to become a model appearing in campaigns such as Calvin Klein, editorials in magazines including Italian Vogue, French Vogue and German Vogue and was photographed by photographers including Richard Avedon, Steven Meisel, Craig Mc Dean, Ellen Von Unwerth, Michael Comte and Steven Klein. Jicky then went on to act and appeared as a principal in films alongside actors including Marion Cotillard, Joaquin Phoenix, Jeremy Renner, Ryan Gosling and F. Murray Abraham. She has shown in Houston at the Sewall Art Gallery at Rice University, Denise Bibro in NYC and Mc Daris in Hudson, NY. She currently shows in Provincetown at AMP Gallery where her original one act play The Four Sisters; The Eye, The Ear, The Mouth and The Brain was premiered and has written a book of poetry titled A Garden of Thorny Verse, an homage to Robert Louis Stevenson. Jicky is the founder of Collective.
Good Grief Series
'As the ‘needle pricks the conscience’, it also unwinds those experiences tied up tight like a spool of thread. In the recording of experience, those events cease to become solely those of the self but transmute to become part of the universal. These handkerchiefs belonged to my grandmother and this sense of history was a balm to me. I began to work on this series when I was too tired, frustrated, damaged, beat up or fed up to go to my studio and here I found a way both to keep both my hands and mind busy and my heart could empty of whatever impasse. As a collection, I realized they are both a testament to the human determination to work through grief and a reflection of universal experience.'
https://www.jickyschneestudio.com
Good Grief, 2015- continuing
thread on handkerchiefs
Not for sale
Continuing work during month of March 2018 at Collective
top: Horseshoe Healed, 2013
66"h x 105"w, piano scroll, oil and oil stick on canvas
$6000
bottom: Song of My Soul, 2018
Oil, oil stick and piano scrolls on canvas
53”h x 78”w
$4000
The White Deer, 2018
Print on archival paper
$1150