Ectoplasm 60 by Jazzberry Blue Kamisaka Sekka made these images to show

made these images to show students the formal sophistication latent in nature

terracottas

The ink wash is controlled and deliberate — light washes define feather texture

this chart maps the descent through mountain zones with equal rigour — documenting how flora shifts and thins as altitude falls toward the valley floor

drifting light — with the warmth of human presence

Ectoplasm 60 by Jazzberry Blue Kamisaka Sekka made these images to showEctoplasm 60 is a study in controlled energy Jazzberry Blue's bold geometric forms push against fluid, organic boundaries in a composition that never quite resolves and is stronger for it. Deep saturated tones anchor the work while lighter passages pull the eye upward, creating a dynamic vertical rhythm. The Canadian artist's instinctive colour theory is evident in every transition: nothing clashes, everything vibrates. It reads as modern abstraction