About...

Jennifer Conroy-Smith is a British-born artist, lecturer, and researcher based in Naarm/Melbourne whose practice investigates uncertainty as a material, bodily, and relational condition. 

Material research stages situations in which risk and control are deliberately entangled, exploring how precarity can articulate contingent states of becoming in which memory, the body, and material change remain in tense, generative relation. She is committed to exploratory methods of material language development, continually seeking ways for material practices to express the mutable, relational, and often unpredictable nature of lived experience, investigating how materials hold traces of time, touch, and relational histories while remaining volatile, fragile, and open-ended

Her work has been exhibited in gallery and public contexts, and her doctoral research focuses on uncertainty and precarity in contemporary ceramics, examining how materially unstable works register risk, contingency, and change over time. She holds an academic position as a ceramics lecturer at RMIT University.

Contact: info@jenniferconroysmith.com