Image: Jealous, London
Jealous has added Jess Wilson’s 'Abundance' to its website as a new release, describing the work as a floral arrangement built through countless screenprinted layers on birch plywood. The London gallery and print studio says the piece is now available to purchase online, with the work listed at £791.67 and marked sold out on the product page.
The release appears in Jealous’s newsletter roundup of new works, alongside a separate print by Amy Miles, but the Wilson work is presented as its own edition. On the gallery’s product page, 'Abundance' is identified as a 2024 work, while the newsletter text highlights the material process behind it. Jealous describes the piece as having been “screenprinted onto birch plywood,” and the product listing expands that description to “birch plywood with screenprinted overlays and lacquered finish.”
Jealous is based in Shoreditch, London, and the gallery’s website positions new editions, exhibitions and print services as part of its broader programme. The listing for 'Abundance' frames the work as part of that edition-led activity: it is signed and editioned by the artist, and the product information states that it is part of an edition of five. The work is also connected to Geomworks, according to the product note.
The piece is notable for the way Jealous presents the overlap of printmaking and object-making. Rather than a conventional paper print, 'Abundance' is a screenprinted work on plywood, with cut edges and a lacquered finish. The site gives the work a print size of 100 cm x 60 cm and notes that the piece is currently available only for collection or inner London delivery, with delivery outside London subject to an additional charge.
Jealous’s online listing also sets out the practical details around acquiring the work. Finance options are available through Own Art, and the site says the work is usually ready for collection or dispatch in seven days. The product page specifies that the artwork is available for collection from the gallery or delivery within London, and the newsletter directs readers to the Jealous website to purchase it.
The new release arrives amid a busy run of summer programming on the gallery’s exhibitions page, which currently highlights 'Jealous Festival – A Summer Show' for 13 July to 29 August 2026. That listing sits alongside recently ended exhibitions including 'Nostalgic Utopia' by Maxine Gregson, 'Rare Grooves' by Magda Archer, 'Everything Finds Its Level' by Paul Cooke, 'Out of the Blue' by Georgia Merton and 'My Love Is Your Love', a group show curated by Exhibit69. 'Abundance' is listed separately as a shop item rather than as part of those exhibition entries.
