Photomosaics

"I am most inspired by making something extraordinary from something ordinary."

Artist Jennifer Hellman's distinctive Photomosaics are each born from a single photograph--kelp on the beach; the face of a cathedral; a torn cardboard box--any number of discovered details that capture her eye and imagination.

From a distance, her art appears abstract and is often mistaken for a painting. Assembled from a diverse collection of materials and mastered techniques, the mosaics are meticulously hand-built to bridge the worlds of photography and sculpture.

Jennifer's unique ability to intertwine concrete and abstract perspectives compels the viewer to pause and look deeper, as the enigmatic design gradually unfolds.

Since 1997, her images have served as the base for her unique art-form ‘Photomosaics’.

Galleries and shows on both the east and west coasts have represented Jennifer’s work, including New York area’s Dean Street Gallery, Studio 4 West Gallery, and the International Contemporary Furniture Show at the Jacob Javits Center.  In Los Angeles, her mosaics have been showcased at Gensler Architecture, Resin Gallery, Manhattan Beach Country Club, Shade Hotel, Petros Restaurant, Home of the Avenues in Bel Air and in Luxe Magazine.

Jen’s signature Photomosaics are created for corporate clients, interior designers, galleries and private collectors around the world.  Their global appeal stems from an uncommon presentation of texture, depth and imagery - offering a contemporary work that is inspirational, identifying and transcends the conventional.