Zinta Jaunitis is a London-based visual artist, born in Australia

and of Latvian heritage, working across drawing and print. With
a background in art and design—holding a BA in Graphic Design
and MAs in Visual Culture and Visual Arts—her practice draws on
art history, literature, memory, and the everyday.

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Blurring the boundaries between observation and imagination,
Zinta works with responsive materials such as ink, charcoal,
and pastel, allowing movement and mark-making to unfold spontaneously. She is particularly drawn to folding formats—including the leporello and, more recently, the folding screen—which enable imagery to extend through space and time. These structures invite associative narratives to emerge, revealing and concealing meaning through motifs, marks and sequence inherent
in the fold. 

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The interplay between chance and control underpins her practice,
as playful constraints—drawing with her non-dominant hand or responding to arbitrary prompts—build layers and allow the unexpected to take form.

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Since 2020, she has exhibited nationally and internationally.  Zinta's original prints are represented by Woolwich Contemporary Editions, and her work is held in private and public international collections.
In 2025, she was awarded the ACPS Women in Print prize.

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Zinta is a member of Monday Night collective, an international group of artists creating zines that explore art, storytelling, and narratives.​