About Jennifer Robison, Photographer
Jennifer Robison is an accomplished artist with a Master of Fine Arts degree from Louisiana Tech University, dedicated to unraveling the intricacies of human identity and perceptions through her photography. As the Program Director of Communication Media and Assistant Professor of Art, Humanities, and Social Science at Bossier Parish Community College, Jennifer's innovative teaching approaches inspire the next generation of photographers.
With a broad artistic vision, Jennifer's photography spans across various genres, encompassing commercial, fashion, events, and fine art. Her work explores historic processes, digital media, and extended reality, adding a distinctive esthetic to her visual narratives. Jennifer's fascination with the phenomenon of iridescence in butterflies earned her an appointment at Louisiana State University, where she captures color-accurate images of colorless objects through technical imaging in the Entomology Department.
Driven by her curiosity for understanding self-perceptions and societal personas, Jennifer's artistic pursuits remain in constant evolution, celebrating the complexity that shapes human identity. Jennifer's work has been featured in several exhibitions and garnered recognition for its impact within the art community. Through her art, she embraces the boundless power of visual expression
Robison's artistic journey is a tapestry of art and science, woven together to illuminate the essence of human existence. With her photography, she seeks to inspire dialogue, foster empathy, and spark a sense of wonderment.