Biography

Jennifer Mazzucco is a multimedia artist and educator with a BFA from Hartford Art School and a Master of Education from Pace University. Over three decades, she has fostered community engagement through nonprofit art organizations and shared workspaces. Jennifer's recent solo show at Abrams Claghorn featured 65 pandemic-era paintings, and she has exhibited at various venues including The Compound Gallery and the Aldrich Museum of Contemporary Art. She currently teaches at Kala Institute, nurturing youth creativity in East Bay schools.

Artist Statement

My art practice has evolved into an exploration of color and surface texture, where I let the medium guide its course, revealing nuanced shifts as layers overlap. The wheel, often depicted as concentric circles or radian spokes, serves as a grounding symbol, reflecting my immersion in Tibetan and Hindu traditions. Inspired by pioneers like Albers, Klimt, Kandinsky, and Thomas, I channel devotion into the elemental forces of color, line, shape, texture, and space, delving into the infinite depths of color.