10/08/2026
On view until November 7th! 💖
Jayden Thompson (she/they)
Jayden’s practice is based in printmaking and photo-based processes, including screen printing, intaglio, photography, and cyanotype. Their work begins with an idea, often emerging from her writing of feelings and experiences with identity, grief, and memory, and moves across processes until the material is able to hold it.
Jayden’s ‘Sappho Stain II’ screen prints reworks references to religious imagery to frame q***r embodiment. As light passes through the image, the bodily form is illuminated rather than condemned. By suspending and elevating the print, the work becomes a visual encounter that challenges normative ideas of gender, sexuality, and devotion, as a site of worship. Across her practice, the body appears as both subject and site. Nothing in her practice is fixed, instead it remains open to transformation, continuously searching for new ways to bring ideas into being, while resisting singular definitions and allowing space for change.
