Jacqueline Amy Jackson

‘Living London’, created by Amy Jackson is not only a beautiful public art sculpture. The living, breathing moss garden, crafted from sustainable materials will sequester carbon, absorb pollution, and enhance urban biodiversity. It will proudly sit on Sloane Square, framing the current green transformation of Sloane Street. “All art is political and most artists want to change something in the world... to spur action.” - Amy Jackson Head to the link in our bio for our Art Trail Map and tag us in your pictures enjoying the Art Trail all summer long for the chance to be featured 📸 ____ Kensington + Chelsea Art Week 20 - 30 June 2024 Kensington + Chelsea Art Trail 15 June - August 2024 ____ 🎥 @theinventiveuk A special thank you to KCAW sponsors and partners: Cadogan, @kensingtonandchelseacouncil , @dukeofyorksquare , @kingsroadchelsea , @kingsroad.london , @pavilionroad , @sloanestreetsw1

We’re so thrilled to reveal Oru – The Listening Tree, High Street Kensington’s sustainable Christmas Tree by @thisisamyjackson  🎄 Oru is an origami-inspired interactive Christmas tree that glows in response to human presence, wishes, and words. Formed from folded 100% recyclable aluminium, the piece draws on the ancient art of origami. Named after the Japanese word oru (to fold), it reimagines the festive tree as a living symbol of renewal —a meeting point between tradition, sustainability, and transformation. Selected through an open call organised by Opportunity Kensington inviting artists to rethink what a sustainable Christmas tree can be, Oru embodies creativity and hope for the future. Oru is now open to the public at the @designmuseum plaza (Holland Green Place) until 6 January. Massive thank you to the partners that made this happen, including the @kensingtonandchelseacouncil @royalcollegeofart @designmuseum the fantastic Vestalia Chilton as Project Manager @ms_chilton_v Project brought to you by Opportunity Kensington. Merry Christmas 🎄

This summer, Kensington + Chelsea Art Week artists include; Yoni Alter, Gillie & Marc, Charlotte Colbert, Julian Wild, Matthias Neumann, Grow2Know, Simone Brewster, Annie Trevorah, Amy Jackson, Gus Farnes and Egor Zigura. I am thrilled that Living London has finally made it to Sloane Square and is mentioned in Aesthetica Magazine. Crafted from sacred geometries, this bio-sculpture is a canvas for a vibrant conquest. Lush moss, a force of life, reclaims the meticulously sculpted form. It’s a captivating battleground, where nature’s wild beauty challenges the control of human design. More than aesthetics, it’s a call to action. As the moss thrives, it purifies the air and fosters urban biodiversity. Witness the potential for nature to not only coexist, but ultimately transform even the most curated spaces. “Living London” is a conversation starter. What happens when we surrender control and invite nature’s artistry in? Experience the dynamic interplay between artistry and organic growth. Visit Sloane Square this summer and witness the future of art, where nature reclaims its rightful place. #LivingLondon #KCAW #MossArt #NatureReclaims #London @aestheticamag @kcawlondon special thanks to @phillipcorpsflowers for helping to bring the vision to life!

The Pride of Yorkshire launch event took place last night with 150 lions coming together for the first time! Thank you so much for making it possible @chromespray.co.uk and for sponsoring my lion @loadhog_ltd • The lions will be on the prowl across Sheffield from June and auctioned to raise money for @sheffieldchildrens in October. Stay tuned for behind the scene insights into how my mirror reflective lions came to life! • #prideofyorkshire #contemporaryart #publicart

Last weekend in Kilburn! Here’s some snaps and behind the scenes proofs of my piece (in)visible network at the light festival. Kilburn Grange Park was transformed! It was great to see the other inspiring artworks by local artists, immersive soundscapes and interactive moments for all ages. Though sadly these pics don’t do the work much justice as was chasing my two little excited rascals around. 27-28 February 2026, 5-9pm Kilburn Grange Park, NW6 2JL @hivecurates @daisydoigneon @artandtech.ting @annng.y @linett_kamala @lin_kam_art @sarachoudhrey @hannahgracewhittaker @thisisamyjackson lifeinkilburn @kilburnstateofmind @ourkilburntable @kilburngrangepark @kilburnmusicmilefestival @onekilburn #LightUpKilburn #Kilburn #CamdenEvents #FreeFestival #LondonEvents LUK2026

💡We’re continuing our Meet the Light Artists series, spotlighting the creatives who will illuminate Kilburn Grange Park on 27 & 28 February 2026, as part of Light Up Kilburn’s second edition. Next up: @thisisamyjackson , a conceptual artist blending nature, philosophy, and science. Her Invisible Tree Network projections invite visitors to explore the hidden connections between trees, fungi, and communities, transforming the park into an immersive and reflective experience. ➡️ Read the full feature on Amy in our Meet the Light Artists series — link in bio! 1. The Wish, 2025, by Amy Jackson at Blackpool War Memorial for Lightpool Festival. Photo: Amy Jackson 2. Amy Jackson with her work Living London, 2024, for Kensington & Chelsea Art Week. Photo: Dave Benett #LightUpKilburn #LUK26 #LoveCamden #HiveCurates #KilburnGrangePark #MeetTheLightArtists #LondonLightFestival #Kilburn #KilburnCreatives #AmyJackson #LightArtist #LightArtwork #GoboProjection

I’m thrilled to announce my participation in Miami Art Week 2025 @miamiartweek at Aqua Art Miami @artmiamifairs , as part of the “Social Justice” exhibition curated by Amy Jackson @thisisamyjackson and represented by SHIM Art Network @shimartnetwork . This marks my debut in a U.S. exhibition, and I feel deeply honoured to be part of a global showcase bringing together artists from 21 countries, working on issues of social justice, identity, the human condition, and climate activism. My featured work highlights the enduring reality of Palestinians displaced within their own homeland, with the UN’s presence pointing to the ongoing tragedy of a continued apartheid. If this piece is sold, all proceeds will support organisations helping Palestinian families. Other selected works are also to view and collect on Artsy (link in bio). This participation marks a meaningful milestone in my artistic journey, allowing me to share my work within a global dialogue on social and environmental issues through art. 📍 Aqua Art Miami, Booth 120📍 📅 Miami Art Week | December 3–7, 2025 ✨ VIP Preview: December 3 Special thanks to Amy Jackson, SHIMArt Network, to the artist @isabelstyle_ for the print production and to the team at @hashtaggallery for documenting the works.

I am thrilled and delighted to be part of Miami Art Week 2025. Massive thanks to @thisisamyjackson and @shimartnetwork for including my painting Invisible in their Installation Social Justice. My picture will be part of a curated piece made with 60 artworks from contributors from 21 different countries. Swipe to see my picture and more info. To be honest I have never been part of anything like this before so it’s very exciting. My own painting draws a parallel between chronic pain sufferers and people who sleep rough in our cities. Both are largely invisible to mainstream society. . This is a much needed boost to my spirits at a very sad time for our family. . Music is specially chosen for the city😉😉😉 . #miamiartweek #miamiartweek2025 #exquisitcorpse #bereavementsupport #bereavementart #socialjusticeart #curated #miamiart #artforchange #fibromyalgia #fibromyalgiawarrior #chronicpainawareness #chronicpainwarrior