Jennifer Agricola Mojica

The paintings I have been making recently are a visual diagram of how I think and process information. My experience of time and space is full of interruptions, chaotic shifts, and disorderly or awkward moments. As a mother raising two kids, I have learned to pivot, be flexible, and be alright with not always having the answers. My paintings reflect these moments. Nothing goes as planned. In my paintings, the surfaces are never planned but rather constructed with shapes, figures, or forms. I start with a section of an artwork from history that triggers a feeling, or I might see a mundane object, a dying plant or a photograph that sparks a memory or references time.