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Work

Janine Graham’s work unfolds through sustained, evolving series rather than isolated pieces. Each body of work reflects an ongoing enquiry into place, memory, resilience, and human presence, often returning to the same themes through different materials, scales, and forms.

Working across painting, drawing, photography, writing, sculpture, and installation, Janine allows ideas to move freely between media. Series develop over time, sometimes running in parallel, responding to landscape, lived experience, research, and process-based making.

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Survivors’ Faces

(2021–2024)

Portrait-based work focused on endurance, identity, and lived experience.

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Buttons

(2025)

An exploration of buttons as stand-ins for people, communities, and memory, spanning installation, sculpture, writing, photography, and painting.

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Sentinel Trees

(2024–Present)

Paintings and drawings of trees that stand as witnesses to human lives and landscapes, considering permanence, resilience, and continuity.

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Cliff Paths

(2023–Present)

An ongoing response to coastal paths, edges, and movement through landscape.

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Ancient Steps

(2022–2023)

Works inspired by worn stone steps and pathways shaped by centuries of use.

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