Jennifer's work is inspired by digital media, architecture, color, geometry, memory, and the meditational states found in repetition.

 

With acrylic, gouache, watercolor, charcoal, and pencil, often incorporating thread, fabric, and tape, ​her work often mimics digital symbols—bar codes, grids, and graphs—using analog methods to explore the tension between digital precision and human imperfection.

 

Jennifer subverts digital ideals through haphazard measurement, bright colors, and irregular forms, while exploring themes of humanity within systems shaped by media influence, corporate control, and inequality.

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The work in this show is inspired by her overwhelming feeling of constant mental intrusion caused by the news media. 

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