Collection: Tracey Jackson

Bio

Tracey Jackson is a Tenterden-based artist whose work is deeply rooted in mindfulness, symmetry, and the meditative beauty of mandalas. Her artistic journey began with studies in Photography, Art, and Design in Buckinghamshire, where she earned a Foundation Diploma.

Life led Tracey down a different path as she dedicated herself to raising her four daughters, temporarily setting aside her creative pursuits. Years later, her passion was reignited when a fellow artist encouraged her to submit a piece to the Royal Academy of Arts Summer Exhibition in 2023. Tracey's work, "Velocity", was shortlisted and exhibited, an inspiring milestone that marked her confident return to the art world.

Today, Tracey channels her creative energy into crafting intricate, harmonious mandalas that reflect a sense of calm and connection. Each piece is a journey inward, guided by intuition and a love for detail. Her work invites viewers to pause, reflect, and discover meaning within the rhythm of repeating patterns and sacred geometry.

Artist Statement

"For as long as I can remember, I've been captivated by geometry, shapes, and the harmony that emerges from sequences of circles. I've always been fascinated by sacred symbols and ancient civilizations, particularly the Egyptians Aztecs and Mayans, as well as the mystical symbolism found in Celtic traditions, Buddhism, and Yantras.

I primarily work with acrylics but love to experiment with other mediums as inspiration strikes. Over the past year, I've developed a deep connection with mandalas. I find they speak directly to the soul—offering a sense of calm and clarity amid the chaos of daily life.

Each piece I create is special and carries its own unique meaning. My hope is that my art brings a sense of peace and stillness to those who view it—offering a moment to pause, reflect, and connect."