Nancy Wells works in a wide variety of media. She is a painter, sculptor, digital artist, photographer, printmaker, doll-maker and poet.
This particular body of work ‘Shadows and Reflections’ was created using the computer. Most images started with a composite of photographs. Using collage and painting techniques in Photoshop she then created the final image.
Nancy has exhibited her work widely in the New York metropolitan area, and Jersey City as well as abroad in Russia, Brazil, Alaska, Korea and Sweden. She now has her studio and lives in North East Pennsylvania right on the Delaware River. She continues to exhibit her work in upstate New York and Pa. As one of the early residents of 111 First Street in Jersey City, she was very active in many of the activities and exhibitions that took place in that infamous building until its demise in 2005.
Some of the places she taught were the School of Visual Arts in NYC, The Bob Blackburn Printmaking Workshop, Manhattan Graphics, The Henry Street Settlement, the Morris Museum, the Jersey City Museum, the American Folk Art Museum, the Museum of Natural History, Hartwick College, and Hostos College.
