Jess Hauserman
Jess studied photography and art history at Lesley College of Art and Design. She is a volunteer with the Griffin Museum of Photography in Winchester Massachusetts and has helped facilitate events such as the New England Portfolio Reviews and with the Magenta Foundation at the Flash Forward Festival for the past two years. Her work has been exhibited in Massachusetts, New York and Mexico. Jess believes in the ability of visual art to provoke change. Her work is influenced by documentary photographers and experimental filmmaking techniques. Her primarily black and white photography and short films are concerned with verbal and nonverbal communication. Past projects have been in exploration of cultural and societal differences as well as the political realm. Jess has worked on numerous local political campaigns, photographing the nation's first openly gay Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey, as well as Lydia Edwards while running for state Senate in spring 2016 local election. Through her work, Jess hopes to create an environment in which a community of artists can work towards a common goal of changing the way we view the world.
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