Jane Mutiny is an artist and environmentalist based in London. She works in a variety of mediums from ink, acrylic and oil, and at sizes from small paintings to murals and street art, with wildlife always at the heart of her work.

Jane has a deep interest in science and nature which she constantly explores through her colourful and expressive art. She specialises in artworks depicting endangered wildlife to highlight the beauty and fragility of nature. Birds are regular muses; with Crows in particular, who became the theme of a solo gallery show in 2023.

Jane is a proud member of the WOM Collective, a London based all-female urban art group, driven to give women more space in the art world.

Jane grew up in Dorset and graduated with a degree in illustration from Falmouth College of Arts in 2007. After moving to London she travelled the world; Galápagos, Madagascar, New Zealand, India, Tanzania and Thailand.

On her travels she experienced some truly astonishing wildlife encounters, which helped shape her practise, and have inspired her to keep making art which puts nature well and truly in the spotlight.

Meeting an Indri in Madagascar, 2013

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