Our parents taught us about hard work and consistency. They showed up. They were driven, even in the hard years, the really good years and the comple… - Jennifer Moss

I started embroidering on watercolor paper – black on white at first,” but inspired by a black-on-black painting she’d seen in a show in Nashville, “I began to coat wood panels in graphite, drilled holes with my jewelry tools, and embroidered in white. I am in love with graphite because it can be perfectly matte all the way to reflectively shiny.”

I went through a period where I was just the boss' daughter for a long time, yet my brother didn't have that stigma of being just the boss' son. And it pissed me off. That's when I became more aware of what and how I was projecting things,

“I think it was always assumed that you graduate SCAD and move to L.A. or New York or another big city both for work and for the opportunity for community.,