Jessica Goehring’s work explores the interplay between personal technology, physical space, and perception, crafting immersive environments that shift and evolve in response to their surroundings. Inspired by the Light and Space Movement, she bridges digital and analog mediums, combining AI-generated imagery, personal snapshots, and delicate layers of organza to create dynamic compositions that transform with light, air, and motion. Her works challenge the static nature of art, offering ephemeral experiences that invite viewers to question the permanence of reality.
Through her practice, Goehring reclaims the ubiquitous digital experience, reinterpreting it through materiality and light. Delicate, holographic layers emulate the pulsating and shifting qualities of screens, while her abstract compositions weave fragments of memory, technology, and identity into multidimensional narratives. The works resist a singular gaze, creating spaces that feel at once grounded and transient, tangible yet intangible.
By synthesizing technology, material, and light, Goehring’s art reflects on the complexities of contemporary life and the ways we perceive and interact with an ever-changing world. Her work offers a meditation on the layered nature of reality, reminding us that no truth is static and that there is always more to uncover beyond the veil of perception.
Ghost Loop, Goehring's upcoming exhibition at MALVOYANTE opens January 25, 2025.
Recent exhibitions include Sometimes A Wind Blows at Wonzimer Gallery which is on view until January 10th 2025, Aurora Borealis curated by Anne-Laure Lemaitre at Abigail Ogilvy Gallery , suspended, unsited at Foyer-LA, 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 June 2025.
Through her practice, Goehring reclaims the ubiquitous digital experience, reinterpreting it through materiality and light. Delicate, holographic layers emulate the pulsating and shifting qualities of screens, while her abstract compositions weave fragments of memory, technology, and identity into multidimensional narratives. The works resist a singular gaze, creating spaces that feel at once grounded and transient, tangible yet intangible.
By synthesizing technology, material, and light, Goehring’s art reflects on the complexities of contemporary life and the ways we perceive and interact with an ever-changing world. Her work offers a meditation on the layered nature of reality, reminding us that no truth is static and that there is always more to uncover beyond the veil of perception.
Ghost Loop, Goehring's upcoming exhibition at MALVOYANTE opens January 25, 2025.
Recent exhibitions include Sometimes A Wind Blows at Wonzimer Gallery which is on view until January 10th 2025, Aurora Borealis curated by Anne-Laure Lemaitre at Abigail Ogilvy Gallery , suspended, unsited at Foyer-LA, 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 June 2025.
EPOCH / END DEMO EXPERIMENTAL GALLERY
