EXHIBIT MURALS AND DIORAMASOn this page I have placed several pictures of the Murals I painted at Tuckerton Seaport. The murals are part of a new exhibit titled "Walk on the wild side" and depicts the New Jersey landscape from the shore to the pinelands.
Many of the pictures on this page were taken during the process of painting the mural. Now it is finished and I encourage you to visit the Tuckerton Seaport Museum and see the murals in person.
 Jersey Shore, Tuckerton Seaport Museum, Tuckerton NJ
The scenes in the mural are from Ocean County, New Jersey and present the range of landscapes along the Jersey Shore and Pinelands. Personally, I was facinated by the rich diversity of the landscape . I spent many days admiring and studying each region, the Atlantic, the dunes, the bay, the marsh and the pines. There is no photograph, nor could one ever be made, that contains all the elements I have included in the mural.
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 Tuckerton Seaport Museum
Demolli Fine Art Studio would like to thank the following people for their guidance during the painting of the mural. Fred Kalm, Fred Reitmeyer, Lorraine Boice, Shelly Drummond and Dot Dow .
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TUCKERTON - Jesse Demolli is trying to recreate the Jersey Shore's different envirement areas along the walls of the Tuckerton Seaport. "It's a great project" Demolli said. "This area has so many different types of envirements". The mural starts as the Pine Barrens, then runs into the bay area, then goes into the ocean envirement. After the painting is completed, Demolli will place stuffed animals on the stage in front of the different areas of the shore to show what kinds of wildlife are located in the various habitats.
 Mallards Landing, Tuckerton Seaport
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 Pigmy Pines, Tuckerton Seaport
Barnegat resident Jesse Demolli considers himself a people person, which is why he enjoys painting murals that reflect the lives and culture of the people who view his work.
The painter's latest mural at the Tuckerton Seaport shows the contrasting landscapes of the Pinelands region.
The exhibit, located in the lower level of the Tuckerton Yacht Club, is expected to be open to the public by next week.
"Murals need to illustrate how people live and where people live..
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The mural is a colorful depiction of historic Tuckerton and represents a day in the life of a baymen family in July 1948. The mural will also be a scavenger hunt for toddlers and youth.
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 Childrens Mural, Tuckerton Seaport
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