Jeremy Hamann Art

Jeremy Hamann

Jeremy Hamann (b. 1987, Lincoln, NE) is an artist based in the Front Range of Colorado. His paintings explore humanity’s conscious and unconscious connection to patterns in nature.

Hamann is a self-taught artist with a twenty-year practice, working primarily with oils on panel. He creates work inspired by the natural world, especially the dynamism of the sky and its relationship to human consciousness and dreams. Influenced by textile traditions and quilt makers, his work calls and responds to pattern-making as one of the oldest and most enduring forms of artistic expression. Through layered compositions and deliberate use of color, Jeremy aims to evoke the emotions of connection to the natural world and the patterns we all unconsciously experience, create and alter.

Jeremy Hamann

Jeremy Hamann (b. 1987, Lincoln, NE) is an artist based in the Front Range of Colorado. His paintings explore humanity’s conscious and unconscious connection to patterns in nature.

Hamann is a self-taught artist with a twenty-year practice, working primarily with oils on panel. He creates work inspired by the natural world, especially the dynamism of the sky and its relationship to human consciousness and dreams. Influenced by textile traditions and quilt makers, his work calls and responds to pattern-making as one of the oldest and most enduring forms of artistic expression. Through layered compositions and deliberate use of color, Jeremy aims to evoke the emotions of connection to the natural world and the patterns we all unconsciously experience, create and alter.

Jeremy Hamann

Jeremy Hamann (b. 1987, Lincoln, NE) is an artist based in the Front Range of Colorado. His paintings explore humanity’s conscious and unconscious connection to patterns in nature.

Hamann is a self-taught artist with a twenty-year practice, working primarily with oils on panel. He creates work inspired by the natural world, especially the dynamism of the sky and its relationship to human consciousness and dreams. Influenced by textile traditions and quilt makers, his work calls and responds to pattern-making as one of the oldest and most enduring forms of artistic expression. Through layered compositions and deliberate use of color, Jeremy aims to evoke the emotions of connection to the natural world and the patterns we all unconsciously experience, create and alter.