Art Installations can be found through out Portland!

Jennifer, with her studio partner, Juliet Moran cofounded Open Eye Art in 2010-2021.

Jennifer has an impressive track record,with extensive experience in designing and facilitating over 90 interactive art workshops.

She has inspired close to 7000 enthusiastic participants. Not stopping there, she has also contributed to the vibrant artistic landscape of Portland by using her painting skills to create captivating murals, all around the Portland metro area. Here is just a small selection of the over 40 installation found around the city.
Jennifer combines a unique understanding of collaboration dynamics along with extensive knowledge in various artistic techniques.
With Jennifer, you can rest assured that her rich expertise and unwavering curiosity will contribute to a truly immersive and transformative artistic experience.

Unity Behavioral Health Garden Mural 32’x 8’

collaboration with Juliet Moran and the patients at Unity using “mural fabric”

Due to the ongoing challenges posed by the Covid pandemic, Jennifer and Juliet, with their creative minds at work, they conceptualized an interactive video and training session that not only captured the essence of Unity but also fostered a vibrant atmosphere of collaboration.
To bring this vision to life, Jennifer and Juliet meticulously crafted each flower on mural fabric, ensuring that the intricate details were beautifully captured. The choice of this medium proved to be a stroke of genius, as it provided the patients with a canvas that was not only easy to color in but also allowed them to experiment with watercolor and acrylic techniques, resulting in stunningly vibrant hues.
After gathering adorned flowers, Jennifer and Juliet added finishing touches in Jennifer's studio. they cut out each flower, preserving contours and highlighting every petal. They painted a lush garden on fence material as backdrop, showcasing nature's beauty. They adhered painted flowers, blending art and reality. The result was astounding. The blend of painted flowers with the surroundings allowing art and nature danced harmoniously.

Ruby Receptionist’s Butterfly Timeline Wall

30’ Wall with 2000 handpainted shaped Aluminum Butterflies

This was a collaboration with Juliet Moran and the employees at Ruby. This dynamic art piece represents every employee at Ruby and every unique butterfly was placed in a timeline of when each individual joined Ruby. It illustrated Ruby’s astronomical growth and its commitment to the growth and transformation of each employee.

Atticus Hotel Drawing Room Installation

This work was a collaboration with Juliet Moran and the people of McMinnville Oregon. Each panel was meticull

Hand painted piano by Jennifer Mark and Juliet Moran for Piano Push Play! in Portland

Kinetic art installation at the Oregon Convention Center For the International United Methodist Congress

Giant Wheatpaste project for the Adidas Campus in Portland OR.

Memorial Collaborative Art installations commemorating Elizabeth Chambers. On display at her tasting room.

Collaborative Art Installation at Cambia Health in Portland, OR 27’x 4’. Magnet moveable wood rounds with messages.

Randall Children’s Hospital Commitment Statement ( series of 6) Original art by Jennifer W Mark 30” x 30”canvas

Series of copper leafed collaborative art panels for Fourth Mobility. Each panel is an original “logo” by Jennifer Mark and copper leafing done by the employees. Each panel is 24” x 24”

Custom Dendrite and Axiom airbrush design by Jennifer W Mark . Vespa was auctioned off at OHSU in Portland OR.

Detail of the Cambia interactive magnetic installation

Crepe Paper Flower Sculpture by Jennifer W Mark 6’ x 4’. All handprinted papers

Series of 3 “write on panels” at Ruby Receptionist- designed by Jennifer W Mark

Ruby Receptionist’s entry Lobby Collage Installation

9’x9’ painted paper collage on panel

Each piece in this exquisite collection were carefully crafted using the exceptional designs and hand-painted papers that were thoughtfully prepared by two talented artists, Juliet Moran and Jennifer Mark. Their combined creative genius and collaborative efforts allowed them to infuse every artwork with a touch of Ruby's profound appreciation for the elegance and timelessness of mid-century modern design. The meticulous process involved delicately cutting and skillfully assembling the vibrant hues extracted from these bespoke papers, resulting in enchanting and whimsical abstract designs that are truly unparalleled in their uniqueness. To bring their artistic vision to life, Jennifer and Juliet skillfully orchestrated a team of over 60 dedicated employees, resulting in an awe-inspiring collaboration that culminated in these striking one-of-a-kind art pieces.

Resonance Wine Tasting Room custom oil painting depicting the vineyard and varietals.8’x8’ Jennifer W Mark

“Your Reasons to Stay Healthy” Collaborative art installation for Legacy Cornell Family Services. 40”x40”acrylic painting of Mt Hood with a series of colorized photos submitted by patients and staff. Each photo is covered with a 2” glass cabochon By Jennifer W Mark

Root themed mural for the Alison Inn and Spa in Newberg, OR. Entire mural depicts NW underground inhabitants. 850 square feet.

Acrylic by Jennifer W Mark

What is Your Why? Wood tile art piece. One of three that fit together and form a giant WHY. 30” x 90”

Each diagonal on every tile within this breathtaking art installation holds a powerful message, carefully handwritten by one of the 300 dedicated employees at Ruby. As if a hidden treasure, the true essence behind each "why" emerges when a viewer graciously views through a red lens. Suddenly, the big “why” profound purposes and motivations come to life, vividly and sharply. These remarkable "why" installations were initially displayed at three distinct Ruby offices in Portland, each one fueling inspiration within its own space. Yet now, these extraordinary pieces have found their union, suspended together to create an awe-inspiring, colossal composition measuring an impressive 90 inches in both height and width. The result is a harmonious symphony of vibrant colors

Legacy Raleigh Hills Family Clinic -Good People Bring Out the Good in People hand painted 36’x48” acrylic on wood by Jennifer W Mark

Oregon Community Foundation collaborative art installation. Hand silhouetted and painted Oregon images and OSF words.

12’x 4’ installation by Jennifer W Mark and Juliet Moran

Resonance Vineyards Club Room 36 x48 gold leaf, wax, watercolor on wood

This image truly captures the magnificence of the towering oak trees that flourish throughout the picturesque vineyard. Standing proudly amidst vast stretches of vibrant green vines, these majestic oaks serve as a testament to the natural beauty and abundance that Resonance Vineyards holds. With its soil often referred to as the vineyard's "gold," it was only fitting that the art piece was created using authentic 23 karat gold. Enhancing the allure of the artwork, the very oak tree that inspired its creation can be observed in all its grandeur from the cozy confines of the Club room.

Barge Builders Lobby Collage. Each panel is 20” x 60”.The seven panels were collaged in an interactive creative workshop with a real estate group in Portland OR.

Old blueprints, delicately preserved with their intricate lines and faded ink, converge alongside meticulously crafted gold leaf circles, illuminating the story of this company's humble origins. . Vintage photographs of the original industrial site hold fragments of time, frozen moments that resonate with whispers of progress and transformation.
Jennifer Mark and Juliet Moran, with their expertise and creative finesse, delicately choreographed an installation that would capture the imagination. But in a testament to their inclusive spirit, they entrusted the employees to bring forth the final expression, allowing their unique perspectives to contribute to the harmonious composition.
As one steps into the company's vibrant lobby, a sight unfolds that is nothing short of breathtaking.
Truly, this captivating installation serves as a testament to the rich heritage and enduring spirit of this company. Through the marriage of artistry, history, and teamwork, it symbolizes the passion and dedication that have shaped its journey.

The Giving Forest by Jennifer W Mark and Juliet Moran along with staff at Mt Hood Legacy Hospital in Gresham OR.

The Painted Paper collage features a fascinating blend of various elements, including dictionary pages, maps of the area, and delicate strokes of gold leaf infused with heartfelt intentions. Amidst the artistic composition, beautifully handcrafted birds soar through the canvas, embodying the essence of the forest. The meticulously pieced trees, crafted from numerous hand-painted papers, exude a wintry charm that evokes the serene beauty of the Northwest forest.

Resiliency of Nature Mural in Sellwood, OR on the Katniss Apartments. 80’x40’ Design by Jennifer Mark and Painted by Juliet Moran and Jennifer Mark

Randall Children’s Hospital Lantern Room Healing Trees

Panels were meticulously designed and expertly painted by the talented duo of Jennifer W Mark and Juliet Moran, showcasing their exceptional artistic skills. The staff of the hospital, deeply touched by the struggles faced by families with sick children, contributed their heartfelt words of wisdom and unwavering encouragement. These poignant expressions were delicately inscribed over the darker "scars" that adorned each tree, infusing empathy and strength throughout the space. Standing at an impressive 4'x 7', each hand-painted panel radiates its own unique story, collectively forming a captivating series of six panels that adorns two out of the three lantern lounges. Amidst the magnificent foliage, a combination of various forest animals gracefully inhabit the scene, adding a touch of enchantment to the environment. The towering trees further accentuate the grandeur of these awe-inspiring spaces, creating an immersive and uplifting atmosphere for those in the midst of difficult circumstances

Ruby Receptionist Color in Art Lobby Installation

Custom Color in panel . Sumi ink on wood panel with an original designed color pencil sculpture shelf below.

50” x 72”

Jennifer poured her heart and soul into meticulously crafting an awe-inspiring masterpiece that captured the vibrant essence of downtown Portland, Oregon. She dedicated countless weeks, painstakingly designing and skillfully inking every intricate detail, ensuring that every stroke of her pen brought to life the undeniable charm that makes the city so compelling. Not only did she incorporate the lively scenes that make Portland a haven of joy and excitement, but she also infused the illustration with iconic images that resonated deeply with the employees of Ruby, evoking a sense of familiarity and belonging. As the company embarked on a new chapter, transitioning into their new space at the Fox Tower in Portland, Jennifer's creation stood as a magnificent and heartwarming welcome to the entire team, reminding them of the limitless possibilities that awaited them in their exciting new home.

Central Plaza Mural Installation. One of 10 panels painted to bring optimism and color to Portland during the Covid Shut down.

Murals were painted by Jennifer Mark, Juliet Moranand a variety of volunteers from NAYA and Color outside the Lines kids.

Randall Children’s Hospital Art installation 36’ x 4’ Carne d ache on wood collaboration Jennifer W Mark and Juliet Moran.

Ruby Receptionist WoW display wall Hand painted wood and lettering.

Ruby Lobby Headquarters in Portland OR.

This vibrant and meticulously crafted wall serves as a constant reminder to the dedicated employees of Ruby. It not only aims to inspire them to send thoughtful gifts to their esteemed clients, but also acts as a powerful symbol of the core values that have propelled this remarkable tech business to its award-winning status.

Lucent and Either paper mache heads for the McMinnville UFO festival.Designed and created by Jennifer W Mark

Voted Queens of the 2019 parade!

These larger than life paper mache heads, masterfully crafted by the talented artist Jennifer in her vibrant Portland studio, showcase her creativity and commitment to eco-friendly art. With sustainability at the forefront of her artistic process, Jennifer ingeniously repurposes discarded Amazon packaging and transforms a humble Home Depot bucket into the structure that brings these whimsical heads to life.
The undeniable charm of Jennifer's creations has caught the attention of many, and it's no wonder that she and her past studio partner, Juliet find themselves being captured on camera as they joyfully dance through the streets each year during the lively UFO parade. Their exuberant spirits are now immortalized in captivating photographs and featured on the renowned McMenamin's Hotel websites where their vibrant presence adds a touch of enchantment.

Bling Dental Call To Action Magnetic Wall Installation Jennifer W Mark and Juliet Moran

12’x12’

At the recent team-building event, the staff decided to try their hand at spin painting, a unique and exciting art technique.
But this exercise wasn't just about having fun and unleashing their inner artists. The staff had a purpose in mind — they wrote a call to action on each round of the spin paintings. These messages varied from encouraging words to reminders of the importance of their work. It was a symbolic way to remind themselves of the valuable contributions they make to both their coworkers and the patients they serve.
The end result was a whimsical art piece that not only brightened up the office space but also served as a constant reminder of the shared values and teamwork that bound them together.

Legacy Mt. Hood Donor Wall 30’ x8’

Painted by Juliet Moran and Jennifer Mark in Jennifer’s Portland studio.

Each raw edged wood round, sourced locally from the lush forests of Oregon, was meticulously hand-painted using an exquisite palette of vibrant acrylic colors, carefully selected to bring out the unique beauty of every piece. Jennifer, with her masterful touch in the delicate art of calligraphy, poured her heart into inscribing the names of each generous donor, creating a mesmerizing display that serves as a lasting tribute to the compassionate souls who answered the call to give back to this vibrant community.

Ponzi Vineyards Tasting Room. Two of six collaborative painted paper collage panels made with Juliet Moran, Jennifer Mark and the staff and employees at Ponzi. Each panel is 30”x60”

Becker’s Bull and Bear Lobby Art Work. Acrylic on wood 46” x 72” by Jennifer W Mark

The stunning Bull and Bear Market Acrylic on wood Panel created exclusively for Becker Capital Wealth Management in Portland, Oregon, This remarkable piece transcends conventional boundaries, seamlessly blending the realms of finance and aesthetics, to evoke a sense of awe and intrigue among both art enthusiasts and financial professionals alike. The meticulous craftsmanship and attention to detail showcased in this artwork lend it an aura of sophistication, symbolizing the intricate dance between bullish and bearish market forces that shape the world of investments. Perfectly capturing the essence of both confidence and caution, the Bull and Bear Market Acrylic on wood Panel is an undeniable reflection of Becker Capital's commitment to providing expert wealth management services amidst the ever-fluctuating tides of the financial landscape.

Blue stripes represent the shifts in the market over Becker’s investment history. The ticker tape has the symbols for all their most successful transactions.

Symbols for Unity. Gold leaf on wood panel five 24’x24’ wood painted and gilded panels

Capitol Pacific Bank Board Room

Each carefully selected symbol on display resonated deeply with the core values embraced by the bank and its esteemed board of directors. These intricately crafted symbols not only added a compelling touch of vibrant color, but also exuded a subtle yet undeniable aura of refinement with their captivating shimmer of gold. Moreover, they possessed an undeniable allure, almost as if they had been plucked from the ancient realm of alchemy and other clandestine realms, infusing the space with an air of enigmatic mystery.