Jamie Russom

Jamie Russom is a Lecturer at Otis College of Art and Design, specializing in Printmaking and interdisciplinary art. She explores themes of indeterminacy, temporality, and ephemeral processes, collaborating with natural elements to create unpredictable outcomes.

• MFA in Studio Art from Glasgow School of Art (2016)
• BFA in Printmaking from California State University Long Beach (2006)

Her work has been exhibited internationally, including at the Greenleaf Gallery (2020) and Glasgow Science Centre, and is held in collections like La Fondazione Vittorio Leonesio and Mills College Library. Recent artworks focus on experimental printmaking, audio/visual installations, and material constraints.

Scientific Awards:

• Juror’s Award (2018)
• The Serve Award (2010)
• The Bonsai Award (2009)

She has taught part-time at institutions including Mt. San Antonio College and Whittier College, with a focus on Printmaking, Book Arts, and 2D Design. Her practice combines printmaking, photography, and installation to investigate subconscious reactions to external environments.