Jane Doe is a contemporary visual artist based in New York City. Born in Chicago in 1985, she developed an early interest in art, which led her to pursue formal training at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, where she earned her BFA in 2007. She later completed her MFA at Yale University in 2010.
Jane's work spans multiple mediums, including painting, digital art, and mixed media installations. Her art explores themes of identity, urban environments, and the intersection of technology and nature. Her distinctive style combines bold colors with intricate details, creating pieces that invite viewers to discover new elements with each viewing.
Over the past decade, Jane has exhibited her work in galleries and museums across North America and Europe. Her pieces are included in several prestigious private and public collections, including the Museum of Modern Art in New York and the Art Institute of Chicago.
My work investigates the complex relationship between humanity and our increasingly digital world. Through a combination of traditional techniques and contemporary digital processes, I create pieces that exist at the intersection of the physical and virtual realms.
I am particularly interested in how our identities are shaped by both natural environments and technological landscapes. My recent series explores how memories are formed, stored, and transformed in the digital age, questioning the permanence and authenticity of our digital footprints.
By layering imagery and textures, I invite viewers to engage with my work on multiple levels, discovering new narratives and connections with each viewing. My goal is to create art that not only aesthetically engages but also provokes thought about our place in an increasingly complex world.
Solo Exhibition, Gallery Modern, New York, NY
Group Exhibition, Contemporary Arts Center, Cincinnati, OH
Solo Exhibition, Pace Gallery, London, UK
Biennial, Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago, IL