Jennifer has spent her entire life deconstructing and reconstructing images. From her youth clipping old magic tricks and novelty catalogs to recently Italian Renaissance masterworks.

It began with her father who, was an incredible artist. He worked for a newspaper doing graphic design, which was called composition back in the day. When she would get out of school she and her sister would go to the newspaper and hang out with their dad. He gave them clip art books to cut out of and draw.

His ability to see, create and invent really shaped her ability to see thing around us that are often unnoticed. What we thought was an acceptable view versus what we are really looking at.

Her images are juxtaposed from what appears, a more traditional instant interpreted emotion - narrative, with other images or text that on first glance may appear “out of place” or detached.

Images, words combined create the piece which is really emotions, subject matter – theme. One must destabilize the traditional approach to seeing, (response) into a literal confining deconstruction.
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