Jennifer Wyman Bowman
NAME:
Jennifer Wyman Bowman
CATEGORY:
Art
WEBSITE:
INSTAGRAM:
@jwybowmanphoto
EMAIL:
jen@jenniferwymanbowman.com
BASED IN:
Westport, CT
About
Jennifer Wyman Bowman is a photographer with a multidisciplinary background in design and architecture. She holds a B.A. from Dartmouth College, a Certificate in Interior Design from The New School, and a Master of Architecture from the University of Colorado.
Based in Westport, CT and Nantucket, MA, Jen travels extensively - always with a camera in hand - capturing the beauty she finds in both built and natural environments.
Her creative career began in residential interior design, followed by architectural work in New York City, and later evolved into more than 15 years as a graphic artist. Throughout it all, photography remained her constant artistic passion - one she first developed as a student and continues to pursue with depth and vision.
Jen’s design training informs every aspect of her photographic work. Her keen eye for spatial relationships, color, scale, and composition allows her to capture images that are both artful and deeply considered. Obsessed with beauty in all its forms, she brings a designer’s sensibility to the lens — transforming spaces, moments, and materials into compelling visual stories.
CURRENTLY AVAILABLE AT:
Robert Foster Fine Art
8 India Street, Nantucket, MA
Professional Affiliations:
Full Juried Exhibiting Member of:
“As a photographer, I find myself continually drawn to two of my great loves, flowers and the ocean. My early morning explorations of dunes, sky, sea and gardens feed my soul and inspire my work.”
→ Read full artist statement below.
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Fine Art Photography
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Contemporary Art
Landscape, Oceanscape, Water and Floral Studies
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Commissions Accepted
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$500-$1,000
$1000-$5,000
Artist’s Statement
As a photographer, I find myself continually drawn to two of my great loves, flowers and the ocean. My early morning explorations of dunes, sky, sea and gardens feed my soul and inspire my work.
My art is in capturing the graphic relationship between natural elements; the layering of sky, horizon, ocean, and land; the way flower petals overlap, recede, drink in the light; the endless variations in colors, forms and shapes. I am fascinated by what’s in between – the detail within a single hydrangea, the rhythm found in a peony blossom; the spray of a crashing wave, the patterns in water, the changing color of the horizon. Mindfully composing each piece, I hope to evoke an emotional response and to convey the intangible of the particular moment.
This 1800s timber-frame home in Westport underwent a full interior and exterior transformation, blending its storied past with modern design, custom craftsmanship, and just the right shade(s) of grey.