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Nested unlimited images from your multi-image collections field on any static pages in our Webflow project
An easy and lightweight way to nest unlimited collections with unlimited collection items or images from a multi-image field on any single or dynamic page in Webflow is to use a (simple) jQuery code snippet. In basic, the jQuery pulls a multi-reference element from any page into an HTML embed, that works like a nested collection.
You can set up and style your nested collections with images from the multi-image field in your collection wherever you want and use them wherever you want!
This solution is based on the jQuery .load() function - a simple way to fetch data from a server and place the returned HTML into a matching element.
Create a hidden section with a collection list on the template page of your CMS collection with the multi-image field and give the collection list wrapper an individual class. The collection list wrapper will serve as the nested collection on your static pages and the class you've given to it serves as the indentifier to fetch the element with the jQuery .load() function.
Insert the following jQuery code snippet with an HTLM embed into the collection list on your static page.
For more details about nested collections with jQuery .load() visit the main project "Multiple nested Collections on a single page. Inspect the blog example or read the short documentation to start from scretch.
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Artist Statement
My practice involves exploring the intricacies and challenges of capturing the human form. Having grown up in a fast paced and digital media centred world, I find importance in exploring and continuing the traditional and labour-intensive means of capturing personality, character, existence and organic beauty of a being through the use of oil painting, life drawing and sketching. I believe that a painted portrait or figure is the most profound depiction we can create in a unique exchange from one human to another. Portraiture and figurative work is an incredibly sensitive and personal experience for both artist and muse as it is a unique insight into how one person truly interprets another. It is in this insight where my intrigue lies. My interest in figurative and portrait painting extends beyond the canvas and into the relationships built throughout the process and I believe this to be of equal importance to my practice as the mediums themselves.
Many of my artistic themes are centred around being a young female painter in the 21st century. Figurative and portrait work, alongside oil painting are historically male dominant areas of art history. I take pride in reclaiming these two components for my own, challenging the sexualisation of female models and the patriarchal views in opposition of female figurative artists throughout these eras. My current body of work includes interviewing practicing female artists in Stroud and giving recognition to them through a series of portraits of each participant.
Many of my artistic themes are centred around being a young female painter in the 21st century. Figurative and portrait work, alongside oil painting are historically male dominant areas of art history. I take pride in reclaiming these two components for my own, challenging the sexualisation of female models and the patriarchal views in opposition of female figurative artists throughout these eras. My current body of work includes interviewing practicing female artists in Stroud and giving recognition to them through a series of portraits of each participant.
A keen eye for bringing life into the stillness of art.