Person Behind The Place Jenny Duntz

Bellevue, WALocal News

Jenny Duntz, a dedicated artist at the Pacific Northwest Laboratory, reflects on her transformative journey back to art after years in editorial styling and hairdressing. Her story illustrates the power of community and mentorship, particularly through her connection with Eva Vernitska, founder of the Laboratory. This space has developed into a haven for creativity, encouraging individuals to embrace their artistic inclinations without fear of judgment. Duntz's latest project, the art boxes, is designed to deliver a fun and creative experience from home, complete with curated supplies and instructional videos that promote discovery. As she has gained confidence in her work, Duntz has seen her style evolve towards a more abstract form, influenced by collaboration with fellow artists.

She highlights the importance of being acknowledged and seen through her art, as it resonates with audiences. In Downtown Bellevue, Duntz finds inspiration in the diverse stories of people she meets, which deeply inform her emotional artwork. Ultimately, her goal is to support other artists in their journeys, fostering a community of creativity and self-expression at the Pacific Northwest Laboratory.

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