Biography

Jessica Cardelucci is known for her black and white photography that invites contemplation of the human experience. Her work captures the significance found in everyday moments, delving into themes of heritage, time, and identity. Through her lens, Cardelucci aims to create work that deeply resonates with the viewer and evokes appreciation for the ever-changing tides of life.

Born in California, Cardelucci’s journey into photography began in her early years, driven by a desire to capture personal history and the world around her. Over the years, her work has expanded to include a range of subjects, from wild horses to landscapes and intimate portraits, each piece embodying her blend of artistic precision and emotional depth. Her recent ongoing project, referred to as her ‘Plates,’ continues to explore life's impermanence, inviting viewers to reflect on identity, time, and our connection to the world around us.

She focuses on the interplay between light and shadow, embracing the timeless qualities of photography while integrating modern blockchain techniques. By presenting her unique digital photographs alongside tangible platinum editions, her work unites innovation and tradition, inviting viewers to reflect on their coexistence.

Cardelucci received a BFA from Chapman University majoring in Graphic Design. Her images have received recognition in the IPA Int'l Photography Awards, Black & White Spider Awards, and Neutral Density Photography Awards. Her work has been exhibited by New Museum Los Gatos (NUMU), Center for Photographic Art, Griffin Museum of Photography, John Wayne International Airport, W1Curates London, Community Art Project Laguna Beach, and the National Park Service at Point Reyes National Seashore.