"The Day" Sculpture - Limited Edition of 9

b. 1985 in Southern New Jersey Lives in Charleston, South Carolina Jenny is a sculptor whose figurative works intertwine nature, humanity, and spirit. Her connection to the natural world began in early childhood—curled in the grass, cradling a dandelion gone to seed and listening to the quiet language of leaves. That reverence endures today, joined by her lifelong love of mythology and history, both of which lend her sculptures a sense of timeless resonance and layered meaning. Originally trained in New York City, Jenny studied at The Art Students League and The National Academy of Fine Art, where she was mentored by acclaimed sculptor Rhoda Sherbell. It was in Sherbell’s class that she first felt the magic of working in clay—a medium that still feels like home. Her process is instinctive and reverent: pinching, pressing, and pulling the material into forms that speak of womanhood, transformation, and unseen forces. Each piece is a quiet invitation—to pause, to listen, to feel. Rooted in story and emotion, Jenny’s sculptures invite a stirring from within — a memory just out of reach, a myth half-remembered, a belonging beyond the visible.