Pam Hancock Art

2026–27 Emerging Artist — Saint Louis Art Fair, Emerging Artists as Entrepreneurs Program

My Collection

Series

Effaced

It feels like the moment you don’t recognize yourself anymore, but you know you’re still in there. Lonely, vulnerable, but with incredible dignity. Not broken — just effaced. The light hasn’t left.

Acrylic painting of two faceless figures standing side by side against a coral and pale blue field of thick brushwork, titled Brothers — Brothers

30″ × 40″ • Acrylic

Acrylic portrait of a faceless figure built from green, red and yellow impasto strokes against a grey ground, titled The Unbecoming — The Unbecoming

36″ × 24″ • Acrylic

Acrylic portrait of a faceless figure turned aside, the head scraped in rust, cream and slate paint on a deep brown ground, titled Complacent — Complacent

24″ × 30″ • Acrylic

Acrylic portrait of a faceless figure whose head is swept with yellow, teal and orange paint against a soft grey background, titled Minds Eye — Minds Eye

16″ × 20″ • Acrylic

Acrylic portrait of a faceless figure in blue, cream and red brushstrokes against a warm orange ground, titled Friend — Friend

16″ × 20″ • Acrylic

Acrylic portrait of a faceless figure leaning forward, painted in red, cream and black impasto against a russet ground, titled Sly — Sly

11″ × 14″ • Acrylic

Small acrylic portrait of a faceless figure with a pale pink and cream head against an olive green ground, titled Innocence — Innocence

5″ × 7″ • Acrylic

Small acrylic portrait of a faceless figure lit with amber and yellow paint against a grey ground, titled Inquisitive — Inquisitive

5″ × 7″ • Acrylic

Small acrylic portrait of a faceless figure in copper and black brushwork against a turquoise ground, titled Waiting — Waiting

5″ × 7″ • Acrylic

Series

Diversion

Diversions are not distractions. They are the small stories we tell ourselves on the way somewhere else.

Painting of three dark figures crossing a pale field beneath a burnt orange sky and a small low sun, titled On The Run — On The Run

8″ × 10″ • Acrylic

Painting of a grey figure with arms outstretched, stepping carefully across a warm coral ground, titled Sneaking — Sneaking

8″ × 10″ • Acrylic

Painting of a dark figure seen from behind, walking away into teal mist above a band of burnt orange, titled Down The Wrong Path — Down The Wrong Path

8″ × 10″ • Acrylic

Painting of a solitary slate figure standing before a red and orange horizon under a pale sun, titled The Hunt — The Hunt

8″ × 10″ • Acrylic

Painting of a dark figure with arms flung wide, flashes of blue at the hands, against an orange and ochre ground, titled Exhilarated — Exhilarated

8″ × 10″ • Acrylic

Painting of a pale yellow-green figure with one arm extended, standing against a soft lilac grey ground, titled The Ringmaster — The Ringmaster

8″ × 10″ • Acrylic

Painting of a slender dark figure with a pale head, set against blue above and deep red below, titled Fashionista — Fashionista

8″ × 10″ • Acrylic

Painting of three weathered figures standing shoulder to shoulder above a band of red, the central one in pale green, titled Miners — Miners

8″ × 10″ • Acrylic

Painting of a broad dark figure seen from behind in blues and black, standing in a pale grey haze, titled The Farmer — The Farmer

8″ × 10″ • Acrylic

Individual Pieces

Other Works

Painting of a white barn with a broad pale roof standing on a green and ochre field, round hay bales scattered behind it under a slate blue sky, titled Country Summer — Country Summer

24″ × 30″ • Acrylic

Painting of a grey castle ruin on a bluff above a wide river dotted with small white sails, beneath a sky of soft clouds, titled Once Upon A Time — Once Upon A Time

16″ × 20″ • Acrylic

Painting of a pale marble statue of a woman on a pedestal at the end of a sunlit path, framed by clipped hedges and dense green trees, titled Secret Garden — Secret Garden

36″ × 36″ • Acrylic

Meet Pam Hancock

Abstract expressionist portraits and silhouettes, commissions in architecture and portraiture available. I have a love for expressionism and the contrast of light and dark.

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