Jennifer Stinebaugh is a New Mexico–born artist whose highly detailed pieces serve as immersive portals into a deeply personal and mythic inner world. Working in both vivid color and intricate black-and-white, her work merges mathematical precision with emotional storytelling, revealing a singular visual language forged from trauma, resilience, and radical imagination.

With degrees in mathematics, systems engineering, and general studies, Jennifer builds her pieces like living architectures—layer by layer, symbol by symbol, over hundreds of hours. Some works stretch over seven feet in height and contain thousands of hand-drawn elements, combining the analytical mind of a systems thinker with the unflinching heart of a survivor.

Art has been Jennifer’s lifelong lifeline. Jennifer began drawing at the age of three as a means of escaping difficult elements of her childhood. Over time, her practice evolved into a powerful act of healing, reclaiming, and storytelling. Each piece is both autobiographical and universal—a woven terrain of pattern, spirit, memory, and emotional intensity.

Her art invites viewers into a world that transcends the mundane—a world that is not only an escape but a mirror, a map, and an invitation. These aren’t just images—they are experiences meant to be entered, felt, and remembered.

Jennifer’s work speaks to those who think deeply, feel intensely, and seek meaning beneath the surface. Whether seen in contemplative black-and-white or ecstatic color, her pieces stand as testaments to what is possible when intellect, intuition, and creative devotion come together in service of transformation.  You can feel a mind trained in precision and structure—but one that knows exactly when and how to break it for emotional effect