Seashells have a long history and a versatile past. They have been and are sometimes still used as currency, tools, musical instruments, accessories, and crafts. Some people also take an interest in collecting seashells. The many different and creative takes on framed seashell art depict its cultural and artistic significance.
Jennifer Brinley’s works such as
Trade Wind Whelk,
Trade Wind Nautilus, and
Trade Wind Conch bring about a unique kind of artistry. With mainly blue colors for the subjects overlaid on a map-like picture, the framed seashell artwork seems to convey a feeling of adventure and travel as well as serenity. Another artist who utilizes overlaying a seashell on a map and hence captures the same feeling is Keith Mallett in his pieces
Aquatic Allure and
Ocean Treasure.
