Jen Davis
|The self-portrait work of New York-based photographer Jen Davis is an honest and poignant look at self-image and isolation. She currently has a solo show at the Indianapolis Museum of Contemporary Art. [see more photos in this series at Feature Shoot]
Tagged: Indianapolis Museum of Contemporary Art, Jen Davis, New York photographer, self-portraits
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