Jenna Rosenblatt
“As an aspiring art therapist, I believe there is no better way to access the depths of the human psyche than through creativity. By producing my own work, I have experienced the powerful connection between fine art and psychology. It is my goal to lead others to this same realization; art-making is a meaningful way to meet ourselves at our most authentic, unapologetic place.
Through my experience working with children, developmentally disabled adults, and seniors living with dementia and Alzheimer’s Disease, I have personally experienced the undeniable healing powers of artistic creation.
The therapeutic practice of art-making has been my chosen inner outlet from a young age. I plan to carry this passion with me into the future, where I will guide others in working through difficult emotions and accessing the truest versions of themselves.”
Blue Self, 2021, oil pastel, 26 x 22
Shatter, 2021, ink, 17 x 22
Woodland Scene, 2023, etching with ink, 8.5 x 11
Tom Cats, 2023, linoleum relief print with ink, 8.5 x 11
The Magic Gardens, 2023, digital photograph, 11 x 8.5
Self-Portrait, 2021, black and white paper, 17 x 22
Genie Lamp, 2023, oil paint, 20 x 24
Still Life, 2021, charcoal, 48 x 22
Polyommatus Icarus, 2024, oil paint, 16 x 24
Automeris Io, 2024, oil paint, 16 x 24
Glass Hour, 2023, linoleum relief print with ink, 8.5 x 11
Stairwell, 2024, oil paint, 24 x 30
Cardboard Box, 2024, oil paint, 16 x 24
Skull in Box, 2024, oil paint, 16 x 24
El Duende, 2023, acrylic paint, 18 x 24
Tree Details, 2023, digital photograph, 11 x 8.5
The Ultimate Confrontation, 2020, acrylic paint, 24 x 18
Portrait of a Black Cat, 2024, oil paint, 16 x 24
Jenna Rosenblatt
Art Therapy ‘24
Twenty-two-year-old Jenna Rosenblatt is a soon-to-be art therapist who has a Bachelor’s Degree in Art Therapy from Tyler School of Art and Architecture at Temple University. She expresses a strong passion for both fine arts and psychology. Rosenblatt has valuable experience with a variety of populations. Currently, she works as a Family Programs Assistant at The Philadelphia Museum of Art, where she guides children in creating monthly art projects inspired by exhibits on display. In addition, she loves to spend time making art with residents at The Willows of Living Branches. In 2023, she spent time volunteering at The Main Line Art Center, as well as Sunrise Senior Living of Franklin Lakes. Rosenblatt herself focuses on drawing, painting, and mixed media. She plans to continue her studies in graduate school, where she will earn her Master’s Degree in Art Therapy.
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Personal: @jennaalily
Art: @artbyj3nna