Jennifer Tazewell Mawby is a multidisciplinary artist whose work investigates the material and technological conditions through which history and memory are constructed. Working across sculpture, ceramics, and digital processes, she produces speculative objects that blur the lines between excavation and fabrication.
Combining handmaking with AI and fabrication technologies, Tazewell Mawby treats instability and error as structural forces. Her work interrogates authenticity, authority, and the politics of preservation within contemporary archival systems.
Tazewell Mawby has exhibited in Canada, the U.S., Australia, and the U.K., and has been featured in Art Maze and Art in Square magazine.
A co-founder and director of Vantage Art Projects (Vancouver, BC) and Drawing Folks collective, she holds an MA Fine Art (OCA/UCA, U.K.), a BA in Classical Studies (UBC), and completed curatorial training with the Node Center (Berlin).