Jonah Reenders
Fall 2025 Cycle – Photography
San Francisco, CA jonahreenders.com
John and Chayenne, 2024, Pigment Print from Medium Format Film, 16x20.
Toad, 2025, Silver Gelatin Print from Medium Format Film, 11x14.
Cave, 2025, Silver Gelatin Print from Medium Format Film, 11x14.
Spore Print, 2025, Silver Gelatin Print Photogram, 3x5
Wildfire, 2024, Pigment Print from Medium Format Film, 16x20.
Truck in Tree, 2025, Silver Gelatin Print from Medium Format Film, 11x14.
Tree Sap, 2025, Silver Gelatin Print from Medium Format Film, 11x14.
Painted Hills, 2024, Pigment Print from Medium Format Film, 20x24.
Brian, 2024, Pigment Print from Medium Format Film, 20x24.
Mycologist, 2024, Pigment Print from Medium Format Film, 20x24.
Untitled (Boy with Cast), Pigment Print, 16x20"
Untitled (Clear Lake Sisters), 2024, Pigment Print, 16x20"
Untitled (Shard), 2024, Pigment Print, 11x14"
Untitled (Girl with Push Pop), 2024, Pigment Print, 8x10"
Tephra/ Garden of Fireflies, 2025, Institute of Contemporary Art San Francisco, San Francisco, CA, Nicholas Lea Bruno
Armillaria, 2025, Galerie Teleport, Prague CZ, Tomas Jiracek
Artist Statement Biography
Jonah Reenders is an artist interested in the relationship between humanity and the natural world. His perspective is shaped by a nuanced understanding of scientific observation, identity, and connection. After graduating with a BS in Environmental Science, he worked as a field biologist for almost a decade. Collecting data through imagery, he weaves together formative narratives that seek to question our ecological understanding. He earned his MFA from California College of the Arts in 2025 and is a current graduate fellow at Headlands Center for the Arts.
Jonah Reenders is an artist interested in the relationship between humanity and the natural world. His perspective is shaped by a nuanced understanding of scientific observation, identity, and connection. After graduating with a BS in Environmental Science, he worked as a field biologist for almost a decade. Collecting data through imagery, he weaves together formative narratives that seek to question our ecological understanding. He earned his MFA from California College of the Arts in 2025 and is a current graduate fellow at Headlands Center for the Arts.
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