I do one of a kind, hand built, ceramic sculpture, which has been referred to as abstract, organic, and modernist.

I work without preconception of subject, which frees me to discover recognizable forms often containing figurative content.

I am a mathematician debugging my art practice.
I am an artist performing data science.

My body of work spans a variety of subjects, yet it continuously follows a self-exploratory and expressive trail guided by my own investigations. I use photography - sometimes as a beginning and sometimes as a conclusion – to create books

Jenifer Kobylarz's work portrays a world that is inspired by compositional relationships of geometric and natural forms and bold color use capturing a frozen moment.

I work primarily with photography, video installations and performance.  I am interested in conceptual strategies that have to do with the body as an object of study and a medium to approach memory and trauma.

Grounded in documentary traditions, I investigate domestic and urban spaces, how individuals shape their environments, and the converse. My work depicts the themes of relationships, individuality, meditations on light and interiors, and

I've taken these photographs mostly during my wanderings through New York City.

I specialize in multimedia installations, monumental sculptures and collaborative projects.

Small scale illusionistic imagery combined with geometric abstraction oil paintings, prints and artist's books.

My work explores the relationships between what we see and the interior, non-visible experiences we feel. Transformation is a central theme in my work - transformation across mediums and from 2D to spatial concerns.

Current work is the Falling Man-Woman Series.

My work explores the interplay of urban experience and natural phenomena through painting, drawing, monotype, and collage techniques.