Jade Warner is a 29 year-old artist and photographer. She graduated cum laude with a BFA in photography from the Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA), and currently resides in the mile high city.
After being diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, Jade’s disability acts as a metaphorical backdrop, which influences how she physically and mentally participates in society. Because her disability is mostly invisible to the outside world, art has become a means to visualize and communicate the aspects of invisible illness that cannot be seen.
Recently, Jade was one out of fifteen individuals named as part of The Kennedy Center’s Emerging Young Artists of 2018; the exhibition then went on to tour the country. Additionally, her work has been featured in: Photographer’s Forum Magazine, Cause Art, Google, Italian Vogue (PhotoVogue) as well as a myriad of other publications.
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