Jeremy Starn was born in Louisville, Kentucky in 1991. He studied alternative photography at the Art Institute of Boston before working as a photojournalist around the world. As a visual artist, his painting, sculpture, and photography focus on anthropocentric interventions. He is currently an MFA candidate at James Madison University in Virginia. His work as been shown by the Smithsonian Museum in DC, New Britian Museum of American Art in Connecticut, Google Inc. in Cambridge, MA, and the Staunton Augusta Art Center in Virginia. His work speaks to the intimate human scale, which can seem inconsequential in time and space but awe-inspiring in its impact. 

Artist Statement:

Not lightly does the Earth forget. While life ebbs and flows, the remains tell a story. Our chapter will be told by the fossils of our cities, the marks of our materials, and our incessant recomposition of land, air, and water. As agents of planetary transformation, humanity faces the inescapable quandary of relying on Earth's systems while irreparably transforming them.