Jordan Berry explores the idea of the human mind’s idealization of memory. Incorporating mold making practices and ephemeral materials such as candle wax, the work utilizes through the examples of multiples to understand the fleetingness of memories. As one ages and grows older, their understanding of earlier memories are hardened but also muddled with time. Berry pushes this relationship within their work to emphasis the conversation of memories and their connection to the public and private experience. 

Jordan Berry is a Sculptural artist based in Central Texas, currently a Senior pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Studio Art with a Minor in Art History at Texas State University. Primarily working with candle wax, they explore mediums that are focused on developing a body of work centered around the ephemeral and short term. Their creative process blends deliberate planning with moments of spontaneity, allowing the works to evolve organically without limiting the works integrity. As a recipient of the Assured Recurring Academic Scholarship, Berry continues training in preparatory work, refining their skills and expanding their artistic practice through art handling.