jennifer brou

Somewhere Still

October 3 – November 8, 2026

It is an honor to present Nola Parker’s debut exhibition with Sarah Bouchard Gallery.

In Under World, Parker fuses Greek mythology with the New England landscape on a journey toward healing. Parker leans into the darker spaces of her own inner world to arrive at stunning imagined lands drawn from lived experience and fantastical places.

Each painting is a testament to the brilliance of the human psyche in the face of the unfathomable.

Exhibition Views     Artist Statement     Selected Works

  • An art gallery interior with white walls and hardwood flooring, displaying paintings including a large landscape with a moonlit sky and a smaller artwork with abstract patterns, with windows showing greenery outside.
  • Two landscape paintings hung on a white gallery wall. The left painting depicts a stylized tree with a cloudy sky, the right painting shows a moonlit beach with waves and lush greenery.
  • Interior view of an art gallery with white walls displaying colorful landscape paintings. Light wooden flooring and a window on the right side letting in natural light.
  • Three colorful landscape paintings hung on a white gallery wall, with a window showing green trees outside.
  • An art gallery with white walls displaying colorful landscape paintings. The room has natural light coming through a large window, with a light wooden floor.
  • Three paintings of lush green foliage and plants are displayed on a white gallery wall.
  • An art gallery with white walls, featuring several landscape paintings with green foliage. The gallery has large windows letting in natural light, a light wooden floor, and a small gray ottoman in a corner.
  • An art gallery with white walls displaying several paintings of green leafy patterns. There is a window showing green trees outside, and light wood flooring.
  • Three rectangular paintings of green foliage and plants displayed on a white gallery wall.
  • Gallery wall with landscape paintings in a white-walled art gallery.
  • Art gallery with four landscape paintings on white walls, wooden floor.
  • Two paintings of dense forest scenes with tall trees and lush green foliage hanging on a white gallery wall.
  • An art gallery with white walls and light wood flooring, displaying colorful landscape paintings on wooden panels.
  • Art gallery with five landscape paintings hanging on white walls in a minimalist setting.
  • Gallery wall with colorful landscape paintings in a bright white room with wooden floors and a window showing green trees outside.
  • Three landscape paintings hanging on a white gallery wall. The paintings depict nature scenes with trees, water, and sky, in vibrant colors.
  • Three colorful landscape paintings hanging on a blank white wall in an art gallery.
  • Art gallery wall with five landscape paintings of green landscapes, with a dark wooden door on the right and white walls, and light wood flooring.

Artist Statement

My practice is based on the ritual of wandering.

Whether isolated in the woods or deeply invested in a drawing, I allow myself to become lost in the process. I use photography and rendering from direct observation to record my subjects and bring them to my studio, where I combine them with imagined elements.

Drawing in this manner is both a wandering and a search for stillness; a translation and distillation of place into an accumulation of marks. This ritual draws my subjects closer through slow, meticulous contemplation, an act of devotion that creates spaces in which to get lost.

Selected Works

Early Spring 33 x 24.5 inches (drawing) 41 x 32.75 inches (framed) Graphite on drafting film 2024

Early Spring
33 x 24.5 inches (drawing)
41 x 32.75 inches (framed)
Graphite on drafting film
2024

Winter Sunset 33 x 24.5 inches (drawing) 41 x 32.75 inches (framed) Graphite on drafting film 2025

Winter Sunset
33 x 24.5 inches (drawing)
41 x 32.75 inches (framed)
Graphite on drafting film
2025

Slow Thaw 33 x 24.5 inches (drawing) 41 x 32.75 inches (framed) Graphite on drafting film 2025

Slow Thaw
33 x 24.5 inches (drawing)
41 x 32.75 inches (framed)
Graphite on drafting film
2025

Altar 33 x 24.5 inches (drawing) 41 x 32.75 inches (framed) Graphite on drafting film 2026

Altar
33 x 24.5 inches (drawing)
41 x 32.75 inches (framed)
Graphite on drafting film
2026

April 33 x 24.5 inches (drawing) 41 x 32.75 inches (framed) Graphite on drafting film 2026

April
33 x 24.5 inches (drawing)
41 x 32.75 inches (framed)
Graphite on drafting film
2026

First Snow 33 x 24.5 inches (drawing) 41 x 32.75 inches (framed) Graphite on drafting film 2026

First Snow
33 x 24.5 inches (drawing)
41 x 32.75 inches (framed)
Graphite on drafting film
2026

Ghost Pipes 33 x 24.5 inches (drawing) 41 x 32.75 inches (framed) Graphite on drafting film 2026

Ghost Pipes
33 x 24.5 inches (drawing)
41 x 32.75 inches (framed)
Graphite on drafting film
2026

Late Afternoon 33 x 24.5 inches (drawing) 41 x 32.75 inches (framed) Graphite on drafting film 2026

Late Afternoon
33 x 24.5 inches (drawing)
41 x 32.75 inches (framed)
Graphite on drafting film
2026

Long Shadows 33 x 24.5 inches (drawing) 41 x 32.75 inches (framed) Graphite on drafting film 2026

Long Shadows
33 x 24.5 inches (drawing)
41 x 32.75 inches (framed)
Graphite on drafting film
2026

Melting Snow 33 x 24.5 inches (drawing) 41 x 32.75 inches (framed) Graphite on drafting film 2026

Melting Snow
33 x 24.5 inches (drawing)
41 x 32.75 inches (framed)
Graphite on drafting film
2026

Moonrise 33 x 24.5 inches (drawing) 41 x 32.75 inches (framed) Graphite on drafting film 2026

Moonrise
33 x 24.5 inches (drawing)
41 x 32.75 inches (framed)
Graphite on drafting film
2026

November 33 x 24.5 inches (drawing) 41 x 32.75 inches (framed) Graphite on drafting film 2026

November
33 x 24.5 inches (drawing)
41 x 32.75 inches (framed)
Graphite on drafting film
2026

Traveling Sky 33 x 24.5 inches (drawing) 41 x 32.75 inches (framed) Graphite on drafting film 2026

Traveling Sky
33 x 24.5 inches (drawing)
41 x 32.75 inches (framed)
Graphite on drafting film
2026

Jennifer Brou

Somewhere Still

October 3 – November 8, 2026

Installation photography © Art Archival