Jennifer Kassing-Bradley, a native of South Carolina who has spent time in both rural and urban areas of the state, uses watercolor and oil as media to depict Lowcountry flora and landscapes. Drawing on her deep "sense of personal connection" to her subject matter, Jennifer characterizes her work as an exploration of "the relationship and interaction between man, industry, and nature." Her work, she says, aims to capture not only "untouched nature" and "vast empty spaces" but "the industry that dominates the horizon line."

 

A graduate of Georgia's Savannah College of Art and Design, which awarded her a Master of Fine Arts in Painting in 2003, Jennifer has participated in numerous juried and group shows and her work can be found in many private collections in the United States, as well as in public collections, including that of Turner House at SCAD.

 

Pictured at right, "Waikiki Gold" is among roughly 50 images in Jennifer's exotic orchid series and is the first of four images of the artist's work to be licensed to Transformational Threads. Please see Additional Work, below.

 

For information about the availability of original watercolors or oil paintings, please contact Jennifer through her website, www.jkassing.com.