Converging Documentary and Fine Art
Photography
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Kush in Bob's VanKush in Bob's Van- Regular price
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$220.00 $750.00 - Regular price
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$220.00 $750.00
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Greenwich JumpGreenwich Jump- Regular price
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$220.00 $750.00 - Regular price
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$220.00 $750.00
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Great Bay Jump 3Great Bay Jump 3- Regular price
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$450.00 $750.00 - Regular price
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$450.00 $750.00
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Great Bay Jump 2Great Bay Jump 2- Regular price
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$450.00 $750.00 - Regular price
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$450.00 $750.00
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VisibilityVisibility- Regular price
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$220.00 $750.00 - Regular price
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$220.00 $750.00
Zinc Art Pieces
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Catch of the dayCatch of the day- Regular price
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$170.00 - Regular price
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$170.00
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Testimonials
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Dervla Cunningham, Dublin, Ireland
"I bought a beautiful landscape photograph of Coomenole Beach during a storm taken by Burnel. I look at it every day. It is one of my most treasured possessions. It is absolutely out of this world and captures the stunning wildness and magnificence of the coastline."
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Susan Anderson
“Marina Burnel is a creative artist whose artwork captures the cultural context in Jamaica. Her use of texture and color adds a layer of richness to the composition. I just love the spiritual depth that radiates from each piece that I have displayed in my villa. Her ability to capture the human interaction of the subject is captivating”.
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Daniel Melville, Kingston, Jamaica
“I have never come across an artist quite like Burnel. Her talent is her exquisite gift to capture a person’s soul and individuality. Her portraiture work on zinc is magical and looks amazing on my wall and I am captivated by it”.
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Olivier Guyonvarch, The Embassy of France, Jamaica
“I am more than happy to support Marina Burnel’s work after she first exhibited in the Embassy in 2017. Burnel is always evolving; she allows - through the image, the emergence of the ‘real from the ordinary’, and in challenging her own artistry she ventures into the abstract with blurred, ecstatic faces peering behind casted shadows.”


