"Within the cosmos, my presence is negligible. Yet, there is something human about the need to reiterate one’s existence. Documents of who we are and where we are abound. Information and visual stimuli flood our days and overwhelm our senses. Technology provides a platform for storing images we feel compelled to capture but rarely revisit. The world spins and is subject to time and its inhabitants. In the narrow realm that is now, my work both utilizes and reacts to the inundation of technology as I gaze upon, record, and preserve invisible fragments of the changing world. I used imagery from the International Space Station taken by astronaut Scott Kelly. In this aerial of Miami's shoreline, I wanted to emphasize manmade islands connected by roads. I was also drawn to the cloud shadows on the ocean."

- Jennifer Bock-Nelson

Prints are produced on demand on stretched canvas, acrylic plexi, or giclee fine art paper in a variety of sizes here in the United States.

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