Jessica Goehring (b. 1983, New York) lives and works in Los Angeles. Goehring’s practice explores her connection to personal technology by using digital tools and AI to formulate her pieces that are kinetic in nature. Drawing from the Light & Space Movement, Goehring merges digital with analog creating holographic works that activate the space they are in. The work is created by layering screenshots acquired from her iPhone photos, text messages, memes, Tik-Tok videos and AI assisted text to image generators. Inspired by James Turrell’s holograms, Goehring uses a layer of loose organza to mimic the lenticular quality of holograms as well as the pulsating movement of a computer screen.
Recent exhibitions include Looking West The Santa Monica Art Museum, suspended, unsited at Foyer-LA, Stranger Things at Here Gallery, Pittsburgh, and End Demo at Epoch Gallery.
Her work has been reviewed in the German publication GalleryTalk for her 2020 NFT Project and for End demo at Epoch Gallery.
Goehring is a recent recipient of Art on the Outside Public Sculpture for The City of West Hollywood and her piece titled LightWave, a 60” x 72” kinetic work inspired by the California Light and Space Movement is now on view at the Hollywood ARC until 2024.
Recent exhibitions include Looking West The Santa Monica Art Museum, suspended, unsited at Foyer-LA, Stranger Things at Here Gallery, Pittsburgh, and End Demo at Epoch Gallery.
Her work has been reviewed in the German publication GalleryTalk for her 2020 NFT Project and for End demo at Epoch Gallery.
Goehring is a recent recipient of Art on the Outside Public Sculpture for The City of West Hollywood and her piece titled LightWave, a 60” x 72” kinetic work inspired by the California Light and Space Movement is now on view at the Hollywood ARC until 2024.
EPOCH / END DEMO EXPERIMENTAL GALLERY
