(photos by Jenna Robinson, via Instagram) |
Here are Jenna's answers!
1. What is your background in
art?
I have always loved
drawing, painting, and crafting. I was one of the only kids in elementary school
who actually liked going to art class. I took several photography and art
classes in high school and college, even getting an Art & Design minor
while at Purdue. Even though I was a techie in school, I would still consider
myself more of an artist than anything.
2. What is your (brief)
definition of street art?
I think I’d be with
the majority in saying street art is a collaborative effort of putting works in
underappreciated or unacknowledged areas of town. It’s so fun to give life to a
dead space.
3. Who are your influences
and inspiration?
For this particular
project: Warhol/pop art and my roommate’s cat.
4. How do you think Small
Spaces contributes to the art scene in Lafayette?
I think it did a
brilliant job of giving freedom to artists. Small Spaces gave people the
opportunity to say
something through art to a new audience.
5. Where (online or
otherwise) can we view more of your work?
I don’t really have
an online art portfolio, but I post some art on my Instagram (@hello_jrob) and my
photography portfolio is online at jennarobinson.com
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