Jordan Davis Robles is an art gallery manager and photo based artist living and working in the Boston, Massachusetts area. Her work focuses on family dynamics, the ideal of home, and womanhood. She illustrates these ideas through the practice of digital photography, alternative processes, and the use of found photos. In her project, The Nuclear Construct, she explores the representation of the ‘nuclear family’ in family photos and what these photos leave out of the frame. Her current work focuses on women’s mental health by reflecting on the life of her grandmother and its generational effects. Jordan graduated with a BFA from East Carolina University in 2018.

Selected recent exhibitions:

2023 “Nice; 01”, MidwestNice Art. Northern State University, Aberdeen, SD. Curated by Epiphany Knedler and Tim Rickett.

2020 “Nostalgia”, Darkside Collective. Curated by Frances Bukovsky.

2019 “Do You Remember?”, Gallery 263, Cambridge, MA. Curated by Cobi Moules.

2019 “Treat America” Treat Gallery, NYC.

2016 “Eyes on Main Street”, Wilson, NC. Curated by Jérôme De Perlinghi. Accompanying publication.

Selected recent publications:

2023 “Jordan Davis Robles: The Nuclear Construct” by Epiphany Knedler for Lenscratch.com. http://lenscratch.com/2023/03/jordan-davis-the-nuclear-construct/

2018. “Jordan Davis Robles” by Daniel Kariko. Focal Plane No. 6: Suburban Domestic. Page 34-36

2017 #PHOTOGRAPHY Magazine, Issue 20: The Women’s Issue. Page 120. https://issuu.com/hashtagphotography/docs/issue20