Jen Poueymirou
I use the realms of emotion, personal experience, myth, science and philosophy to explore enigmatic areas of existence. Through multi-faceted process, the use of varied materials, repetition and installation, I begin to tap into what is intangible.
My process and interest in material lies in challenging norms by honing into its traits and shifting their outcome. I am part alchemist, working with the periodic table, to alter; part scientist, testing materials to push them to another level. It is successful when perception belies knowledge or vice versa. The materials I work with vary but ceramic, glass, paper, and new media have a tendency to establish themselves in my work.
Repetition and installation are other means by which I attempt to bridge the ephemeral with the visual. I seek to bridge the visible and invisible worlds while never fully exposing them - for without the unknown there is no room for the imagination.
Exhibitions
2010 Group Exhibition: Earnest Rubenstein Gallery, NY, NY
2009 Performa 09 - Performed in “Grateful” by John Duncan, Gramercy Theatre, NY, NY
Last Masquerade - Installation: Danger, Brooklyn, NY
Objective Affection: Boffo-NY, Brooklyn, NY
Studio Artist: Museum of Arts and Design, NY, NY
2008 Neighborhood Watch: Projection Walk: Seminole Heights Community Based Show, Tampa, FL
Ceramic Objects/Conceptual Material: Fine Arts Center, Univeristy oF Arkansas, AR*
2007 Art Melt: Brunner Gallery, Baton Rouge, LA
Millennium Exponent: NCECA Conference, Indiana University Southeast, New Albany, IN
Small Favors II: The Clay Studio, Phildelphia, PA
Commissions
2004 International Arts and Craft: Victoria & Albert Museum, London, also shown in two locations
in the U.S.; Grueby Tile Replicas: Commissioned by Chicago Architectural Arts, Chicago, IL








