Interference Print

Casual Version: I have a thirst for all things experimental in the world of photography. I channel that energy through my projects involving darkroom alternative processes and digital multiple exposures. I like confusing my viewer, making them question what they see. I like to think of my alternative processes work as a whole bunch of Rorschach Tests. I also like silkscreening, Sour Patch Kids, and a cold can of Diet Coke. Amateur cat enthusiast as well. If I'm not at home, I'm in the darkroom. Fancy Version: Jordan Kyler is a fine arts photographer from Staunton, Virginia, currently based out of Fredericksburg, Virginia. She received her Bachelor's of Arts degree from the University of Mary Washington in Fredericksburg, Virginia. While attending UMW, she studied Studio Art with an emphasis in film and digital photography. In addition to photography, Kyler also has a love for serigraphy and actively works in the medium. Her photography has been featured in publications including Richmond Magazine and Whurk. She served as the photography editor for the University of Mary Washington's newspaper The Blue and Gray Press (formerly known as The Bullet) and spent the summer of 2014 working as a personal intern for National Geographic photographer and Ripple Effect Images founder Annie Griffiths. Kyler has been exhibited in a number of venues in the Fredericksburg area. Kyler will begin her first year of graduate school in the fall of 2015 at the Maryland Institute College of Art (also known as MICA) in Baltimore, Maryland, where she will receive her Masters of Fine Arts in Photographic and Electronic Media in the Spring of 2017.