Jocelyn Fine (b. 1969, Pittsburgh, PA) currently resides and works in New Jersey. Her work stages a convergence between the natural world and the human body. It works from the belief that the energies, or life forces, that animate nature are the same ones that animate mankind.
Fine holds a BFA from the University of Vermont and an MS in Architectural Conservation from Columbia University. She studied Painting Conservation at the Istituto Per l’Arte e il Restauro in Florence, Italy, and attended the Millay Arts Residency in 2025. Selected recent exhibitions include solo and group presentations at KALINER (formerly FORMahGallery) (2024/2025), Sarah Shepard Gallery (2025), and 550 Gallery (2025). Jocelyn comes from a multi-generational family of artists, filmmakers, collectors, and gallerists.
“I started thinking about my mortality and developed a growing awareness of human fragility… I started to concentrate on the spiritual essence imprinted in nature.”
Selected Artworks
The Secret Life of Trees
Acrylic and Crayon on Canvas
66 x 64 in
There’s So Much I Can’t Explain
Acrylic on Canvas
52 x 48 in
When Night Falls She Comes
Acrylic and Crayon on Canvas
42 x 26 in
Exhibitions
AND THE MOONBEAMS KISS THE SEA
Jocelyn Fine
March - April 2026
WE WERE NEVER HERE
Jocelyn Fine, Barbara Ishikura, Brianna Lance, Dana Nechmad, Melanie Vote
July - August 2025
THERE IS SO MUCH I CAN’T EXPLAIN
Jocelyn Fine
September - November 2024
DREAMLAND
Naomi Ben-Shahar, Kim Bricker, Jocelyn Fine, Melanie Vote
January - February 2024