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Jena Campbell studies and creates art in Philadelphia. She has
exhibited in numerous Philadelphia galleries and has been the recipient
of the Thouron Prize, Charles Toppan Prize, Earl T. Donelson Figure
Painting Award and the Cast Painting Prize. Campbell is a graduate
of the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts and is currently working
toward her BFA at the University of Pennsylvania.
Campbell’s paintings are the result of numerous applications
of color and texture, which evoke a sense of depth, light and movement.
Her use of color and texture create an atmosphere that is ever
changing and moving. Her oil paintings give the impression of a
transitory shimmer of brightness emerging from a rich black and
brown gloom. Each image is an intention “to create an experience
between you and the canvas; to foster self-reflection and awareness.”
In her own words, Jena Campbell says, “My intent is to break
up the monotony that so many of us feel in our lives, with an intense
escape into a place of true sublimity.”
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