After receiving a BFA in Photographic Arts from Texas Tech University, Jennifer Buell continues to cultivate her experimental photographic techniques while based in Brooklyn, NY. She creates both haunting and romantic compositions that allude to ephemeral beauty, spirituality, humility, and a sense of humanity that may surprisingly lurk within technology. In addition to her photographic work she is currently studying classical painting, dance, and performance art. She has spent the past three years working with a faith-based ministry for university students in New York City who study various creative media.
Easily recognized as a small, brown-gray bird with a short tail and stubby beak, the sparrow is quite humble. Abundant particularly in urban and degraded areas these creatures exist pleasantly, but are not seen as exceptional or attractive birds. Yet, when I found...
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Bearing ridicule well points to the wisdom of the cross.
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