New Adventures Await!

July 16th, 2023

I am so excited to be well underway in an expanded version of myself as I pursue my career in Instructional Design and Technologies. A lot has happened over the last couple of years. I have gained corporate experience, learned new software and continue to get better the skills I already have.

It is no joke that technology changes quickly and we all have to keep up. I have seen a lot of changes but what remains the same is the commitment I have to being creative in all ways possible. There are so many new tools to explore and use and I can’t wait to put as many of these to use as possible.

Feel free to reach out if anyone is reading this and has some cool ideas of how to be creative together. I am always up for a new venture or just a sharing of the headspace.

Much Love,

• Jennifer

Me, Myself and Sophia

Me, Myself and Sophia

This body of work was born before my daughter was actually born. At the time I was searching for a new direction in my work and was living in Jackson, MS where I was teaching at a local college. I was isolated from friends and family and was trying to find a connection in my work that would help shape where I was creatively and personally.

Within two years of starting to once again make self-portraits, after 15 years, I suddenly found myself a new Mother and circumstances meant that I was parenting on my own. So the creative journey was set and the focus of my new direction became the work that I know call, “Me, Myself and Sophia”.

Through time I have come to see my daughter’s tenacious and self-possessed nature as a great asset to who she is as a person, but it also has meant that she has been diagnosed with ADHD, Sensory Processing Disorder and Anxiety. These things set her apart but also have become the defining dynamics of our life together as Mother and Daughter. I embrace her presence in my life and the way that it shapes me as a person, Mother and Artist.

Our days are filled with struggles, fears, trouble in school that can prompt calls in to many specialists, but our time together is also about our hugs, laughter and creativity together. I hope that my images can transport our viewers to the playfulness, the dreams, even the fear and frustration that encompass the space that my child and I live in together. I am sure that any parent of a precocious, challenged and intelligent child can relate to many of my photographs.

- Jennifer Bronwynn Copp