Jenna Didier

Didier’s work with water, earth and communities support ecological and social health, empowering perspectives not commonly foregrounded in public space. Increasingly, collaborations extend beyond the human. Her work has been presented by LACMA, MIT, Rochester Art Center, Taliesin West, and Lucid Art Foundation and supported by the EPA, NEA, Warhol Foundation, Mike Kelley Foundation, Graham Foundation, and Villa Albertine. She founded Materials & Applications in 2002 to promote site-based experimentation. Permanent public art works inhabit Los Angeles, San Francisco, Carlsbad, Wilmington, CA and her hometown, Rochester, MN. She lives in LA.