“Pirello’s painterly gesture is a body in motion, a hand that follows waves of pigment, leaving traces of collisions, overlaps and dissolutions. The colors are not decoration but an emotional framework: tones that layer, intermingle and wear away, expressing the speed with which social relationships change, the ores of time and individual resistance in the face of advancing modernity.” ~ Manuela Annamaria Accinno of @whitehotmagazine
Congratulations to @jpirello for being featured in @whitehotmagazine May segment. Pirello’s solo exhibition is on display at Moss Falmouth through June 13th.
You can read the full article with the link in our bio or on @whitehotmagazine website.
Jenna Pirello uses storms and natural forces as a way of processing contemporary life. Through the sensation of weather: its sudden shifts, its gathering pressure ~ she captures a collective unease: the saturated atmosphere of the digital age, the relentless churn of information, and the ambient dread of a world that feels perpetually on the edge.
“Sleeper Waves” is on display at Moss Falmouth through June 13th 🌊
1. “Temporal Drift”, 2026, Acrylic on panel, 60” x 42”
2. “Idle Glow”, 2026, Acrylic on panel, 36” x 12”
3. “Sleeper Wave”, 2026, Acrylic on panel, 24”x 36”
4. “Storm Warning III”, 2026, Acrylic on panel, 12” x 9”
“Sleeper Wave” Jenna Pirello’s solo exhibition, is on display April 17th through June 13th at our Falmouth gallery, with an opening reception April 17th from 5-7pm
Sleeper waves are sudden, unforeseen coastal surges that often follow periods of calm. Caused by distant storms, they arrive without warning and rush much farther up the beach than preceding waves. In this body of work, named after the phenomenon, Jenna Pirello uses storms and natural forces as a way of processing contemporary life. Through the sensation of weather-its sudden shifts, its gathering pressure-she captures a collective unease: the saturated atmosphere of the digital age, the relentless churn of information, and the ambient dread of a world that feels perpetually on the edge.
