Jayne Johnson is a multidisciplinary artist and owner of Printmine, whose practice explores the spiritual connection between people and place through memory, identity and innovation. Working primarily in oil and acrylic, she creates evocative landscape paintings that uncover the stories embedded within the natural and built environment.

Drawing inspiration from forgotten histories, industrial heritage, and personal experiences of place, Jayne seeks out landscapes and locations that resonate with her on a deeper level. Her work often reflects the traces of human presence within the landscape, revealing narratives connected to local communities, industrial ruins, historic pathways and the changing relationship between people and their surroundings.

A central focus of Jayne's practice is the transformative quality of light. Through careful observation and expressive use of colour, she captures moments where light becomes more than a visual element, creating atmosphere, emotion and a sense of the spiritual. Whether depicting woodland paths, historic bridges or landscapes shaped by industry, her paintings invite viewers to pause, reflect and reconnect with their own memories and experiences of place.

Through storytelling and a deep engagement with local heritage, Jayne aims to foster meaningful connections, creating work that speaks to shared experiences, belonging and the enduring significance of landscape in shaping identity.

Jayne holds a BA (Hons) in Textile Crafts and an MA in Glass. Alongside her artistic practice, she is an experienced creative facilitator, director of a creative organisation, and practitioner in community engagement, bringing people together through creativity, heritage and place-based projects.