Jenny Fassino is a large-scale abstract artist working in Raleigh, NC

Jenny’s work is a beautiful reflection of life—capturing its beauty, movement, and imperfections.

While raising her family in Japan for 5 years, Jenny studied the philosophy of Wabi-Sabi and how it relates to her art. It is through these imperfections that Jenny’s art thrives, adding depth and authenticity to every single piece. Her art has been described as both thought provoking and conversational along with her vivid imagination that pushes Jenny to constantly explore the depths of her own creativity. Jenny’s large-scale abstract art has captured the hearts of collectors from coast to coast.

The Art of Imperfection

A woman with dark, hair and wearing a black shirt with studded shoulders and ripped jeans, sitting on a stool in front of an abstract painting with light and dark colors, in an art studio.

Artistic Journey…

Over the past 20 years, Jenny has embarked on a journey, living in 11 different cities across the United States, Western Canada, and Japan. From the lively cities of Los Angeles, Seattle, Atlanta, and Chicago to the serene landscapes of remote Japanese villages.

With every move, Jenny embraces the opportunity to reinvent herself as a female artist, constantly pushing the boundaries of her artistry.

Jenny’s artistic journey has captivated the attention of art collectors. Her desire to explore and immerse herself in different cultures has taken her on extensive travels throughout South America, Central America, the Middle East, Asia, and Europe.

Modern living room with four beige armchairs, a black leather sofa, a fireplace, and wall art, with a kitchen area in the background that includes a marble island and shelving with decor and bottles.
Jenny’s artwork can be found in homes throughout the US. She works one-on-one with first time art collectors, as well as interior designers helping them find pieces that speak to their clients.

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