Jennie passed away earlier this year. Her legacy of zest for life is reflected here through her vibrant, colourful works, and we invite you to explore and enjoy.
She continued to paint, draw and find inspiration for new formats/topics in her final weeks, and was present posthumously at the popular Madrid art fair, FLECHA 2026, in February.
From May 14th to June 14th 2026, the Madrid municipality of Aravaca/Pozuelo is hosting an exclusive exhibition of Jennie’s work. You’ll find the information alongside if you would like to visit.
We’re keeping Jennie’s email open – please feel free to contact us there.
Warmest wishes, the Jenifer Carey estate
Born in England, Jennie came to Spain at the age of 21 and fell in love.
She worked in Madrid as a neuro-physiotherapist for 55 years, making her home in Aravaca, just outside the city, with her Spanish husband Alberto.
As well as taking care of her patients, and enjoying various sports – especially tennis – Jennie continued to develop her artistic techniques and talent throughout.
“As a physiotherapist, my life revolves around movement,” she said.
Both her profound knowledge and enjoyment of movement are reflected in her artworks.
