JACK SCHNEPF ART
Biography:
Jack Schnepf is a 22-year-old studio artist specializing in drawing and painting. He is originally from Snoqualmie, WA, and currently based in Bozeman, MT, where he is pursuing a Bachelor’s in Fine Arts. His practice is defined by deep vulnerability, openness, and honesty, exploring themes of healing, forgiveness, and hope through both personal and universal lenses.
Jack’s career already spans over fourteen exhibitions across the Western United States and Italy, including international showcases such as the Cyanotype Show at MADE Academy in Syracuse, Italy. His work is currently represented in the main lobby of EngineWorks, Montana State University’s dynamic innovation campus, and at Provincial Store Fixtures in Big Sky, MT. He has collaborated with companies and organizations across art, design, and emerging technologies, often translating complex ideas into evocative visual language.
Drawing inspiration from the Baroque and Impressionist periods, Jack merges echoes of art history with contemporary perspectives, creating works that invite viewers to pause, reflect, and connect. His goal is to foster empathy for one another, for ourselves, and for the world around us, encouraging audiences to see their own journeys reflected in his work.
Jack’s creative path was shaped by a life-threatening illness in eighth grade, which became a pivotal moment for self-discovery and introspection. Today, his paintings, installations, and collaborative projects transform these formative experiences into spaces for connection, resilience, and growth. Whether exhibited in a gallery, a public building, or a collaborative corporate environment, his work invites conversation, reflection, and a renewed sense of hope.
Jack Schnepf
Biography:
Jack Schnepf is a 22-year-old studio artist specializing in drawing and painting. He is originally from Snoqualmie, WA, and currently based in Bozeman, MT, where he is pursuing a Bachelor’s in Fine Arts. His practice is defined by deep vulnerability, openness, and honesty, exploring themes of healing, forgiveness, and hope through both personal and universal lenses.
Jack’s career already spans over fourteen exhibitions across the Western United States and Italy, including international showcases such as the Cyanotype Show at MADE Academy in Syracuse, Italy. His work is currently represented in the main lobby of EngineWorks, Montana State University’s dynamic innovation campus, and at Provincial Store Fixtures in Big Sky, MT. He has collaborated with companies and organizations across art, design, and emerging technologies, often translating complex ideas into evocative visual language.
Drawing inspiration from the Baroque and Impressionist periods, Jack merges echoes of art history with contemporary perspectives, creating works that invite viewers to pause, reflect, and connect. His goal is to foster empathy for one another, for ourselves, and for the world around us, encouraging audiences to see their own journeys reflected in his work.
Jack’s creative path was shaped by a life-threatening illness in eighth grade, which became a pivotal moment for self-discovery and introspection. Today, his paintings, installations, and collaborative projects transform these formative experiences into spaces for connection, resilience, and growth. Whether exhibited in a gallery, a public building, or a collaborative corporate environment, his work invites conversation, reflection, and a renewed sense of hope.