Jeanne Crandall is an emerging interdisciplinary artist settled in Alberta on Blackfoot traditional land. She navigates the turbulence of the Anthropocene and menopause through a reconnection to, and celebration of, the ambiguity and instability of corporeal, embodied existence that connects us to the living complexity of our planet.

Her work situates itself on the margins of ideology and experiential knowledge in response to the disengagement of a digitized, idealist post-colonialist society.  Often grotesque, subjective, confessional, and bodily (both human and non-human), the ambivalence of her subject matter offers an open space for intuitive memories to materialize.