Jennifer Shin is an interdisciplinary artist based in Brooklyn, New York. Working primarily with paper, food, and traditional handcrafts, she explores themes of home, memory, and ephemerality. Through repetitive handcraft, she transforms everyday objects—from to-do lists to seasonal produce—into sculptures, inviting viewers to reflect on the transient nature of life. Her labor-intensive processes underscore a desire to preserve impermanence while simultaneously acknowledging the futility of doing so.
Extending her practice to the culinary arts, Jennifer creates immersive edible installations and curated dining experiences that encourage the audience to engage with food in multi-sensory ways. Her intricately designed tablescapes, often featuring seasonal produce, play with food’s forms, colors, and textures. Through this, she explores how the fleeting nature of food can evoke memory, build community, and inspire new perspectives on the act of eating.
She received her Bachelor of Fine Arts in Art from Carnegie Mellon University in 2024.
Extending her practice to the culinary arts, Jennifer creates immersive edible installations and curated dining experiences that encourage the audience to engage with food in multi-sensory ways. Her intricately designed tablescapes, often featuring seasonal produce, play with food’s forms, colors, and textures. Through this, she explores how the fleeting nature of food can evoke memory, build community, and inspire new perspectives on the act of eating.
She received her Bachelor of Fine Arts in Art from Carnegie Mellon University in 2024.
Open for food styling, menu development, and event design.
For inquiries, please email mjennifershin@gmail.com or fill out the contact form.
For inquiries, please email mjennifershin@gmail.com or fill out the contact form.
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