Jordane Saint-Eloi: The Bystander Effect
Fine Arts 2025 Thesis Exhibition
Artist Bio
This is a biography of the artist covering career highlights, education, and a summary of their work to the present day." aria-disabled="true" role="textbox">Jordane Saint-Eloi is an artist and student at Columbus College of Art and Design. She is graduating in spring 2025 with a Bacholar of Fine Arts her core focus is sculptures and wall pieces using sustainable and recycled materials. Jordane plans to work as an Arts administrator hoping to bridge more people together threw their love of art. In her free time she plans to continue her art practice and take part in gallery shows, Jordane loves to read, puzzles, and enjoys doing word searches.
Artist Statement
As an artist, I work with recycled and discarded materials like wood, paper, plastic, and spray paint to highlight the often overlooked value in what we consider waste. Through my art, I transform these materials into an exploration of consumption through abstraction. I promt viewers to question their perceptions and thoughts on detritus in our lives. This practice comes Naturally to me; I internalize the impact of waste and consumerism, seeking ways to express my creativity using natural and recycled materials. Abstractionis central to my work; the ambiguity invites viewers to confront their uncertainty about what they are witnessing, leaving viewers to question what they see.
