About

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Jellybird is the creative identity of Toronto artist and educator Sara Wong. Working across visual arts, music, sewing, and small experimental projects, she explores creativity as a space of play, curiosity, and gentle discovery. Jellybird represents the part of her that creates without pressure or expectation — the part that wanders, tries things, and follows what feels quietly meaningful. Her work invites others into the same spirit of openness and wonder in everyday life.

Featured Work

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Gallery Exhibition: November 17 - 23, 2025.

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Alleyway Promenade - Botanical treasures from the city’s hidden paths

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“Alleyway Promenade” grew out of Sara’s walks through the city’s back lanes and sidewalks, where she gathers fallen leaves and petals and notices small plants growing stubbornly through cracks in the concrete. Occasionally, a neighbour or friend contributes spent flowers from old bouquets or clippings from their gardens, adding a quiet thread of community to her process. She transforms these found botanicals using heat, pressure, and time, to draw out pigments and delicate impressions onto paper. Each piece is framed in thrifted or second-hand frames, reflecting her commitment to working with what she discovers along the way.

This exhibition celebrates the subtle beauty found in overlooked spaces: the soft colours drawn from fallen petals, the delicate forms pressed from leaves, and the traces of time held within each impression.

LOCATION: SHOW GALLERY. 978 Queen Street West, Toronto

• There will be an Opening Reception on Thursday November 20th. Come and join us for snacks and schmoozing!

In gratitude for the city that inspires this work, 50% of all proceeds will be donated to the Daily Bread Food Bank in Toronto.

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