Jennifer Eason

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SELECTED EXHIBITIONS

2021      Bloom: Botanical Prints Photographs & Paintings, Page Bond Gallery, Richmond, VA

2021      Viewfind 10, Page Bond Gallery, Richmond, VA

2016      William Wylie and View Find, Page Bond Gallery, Richmond, VA

2016      Up Close and Personal; Photoplace Gallery, Middlebury, VT

2016      Art Now: New Directions in Contemporary Photography, Ann Arbor Arts Center,  Ann Arbor, MI

2016      Photography Now!, Umpqua Valley Arts Association, Roseburg, OR

2016      View Find 5: Photography, Page Bond Gallery, Richmond, VA

2015      View Find 4: Photography, Page Bond Gallery, Richmond, VA

2015      View Find 4: Photography, Page Bond Gallery, Richmond, VA

2015      Driven to Abstraction, The Umbrella Arts Gallery, Concord, MA

2014      In The Abstract, The Kiernan Gallery, Lexington, VA

2014      Poetics of Light, Black Box Gallery, Portland, OR

2014      Wide Open Digital 2, Digital Arts: California

2014      Flower Power, 1650 Gallery, Los Angeles, CA

2013      NEXT: A Group Exhibition, Page Bond Gallery, Richmond, VA

2013      Flower Power, 1650 Gallery, Los Angeles, CA

2013      PhotoWalk Underground; FotoDC/Crystal City Business District, Arlington, VA

2013      True Colors 2, Digital Arts: California – Stellar Art Award

2013      radius250, artspace Gallery, Richmond, VA – Second Prize

2013      Color: Photography Now, Black Box Gallery, Portland, OR

2013      Abstracts Art Exhibition, Light Space & Time Online Gallery,

2013      Spring Botanicals, PottersWife Gallery, Fort Wayne, IN

2013      Botanicals Art Exhibition, Light Space & Time Online Gallery

2012      Flower Power, 1650 Gallery, Los Angeles, CA

SELECTED PUBLIC COLLECTIONS

Capital One Financial

My photographs are an emotional response to the pure, infinite beauty found in nature as well as what that beauty illuminates about our own experiences. Though the focus on line and color often make the images appear as works of abstraction, they are an intentional effort to push beyond the surface; to see and feel life more deeply. With my images, I try to challenge the viewer to think differently about photography as a medium for artistic interaction. For me, the art of photographing is more an exercise in capturing the feeling of a moment rather than the literal landscape.

All images are infused on aluminum metal and are produced on a large scale (ranging in size from 20×30 to 30×45). This approach to presentation enhances the painterly, abstract effect of the images. It also continues to push the boundaries of the viewers’ expectations of a photograph.