Jaclyn Jeannine Iczkowicz is a multi-disciplinary artist operating in Detroit, Michigan. Her work is educated by art history, feminism and contemporary technology and references themes of self image, family and religion. Fashion is a tool she uses within her image making to communicate where and how she exists as a young woman. All of these aspects contribute to a documentary based in performance.
Jaclyn graduated from the College for Creative Studies (CCS) in 2024 with a BFA in Photography and is a recipient of the Imre J. Molnar Artistic Achievement Award (2024) and the Alumni Scholarship (2023). During the last year of her studies, Jaclyn completed her thesis, Iczkowicz: The Modern Philosophy of Woman which can be viewed in her self published book. She has had great success exhibiting her self portrait series in galleries across Detroit including Detroit Artists Market, The Congregation and The Scarab Club, in which she received a third place prize. Additionally she was a participating artist in Detroit Month of Design and NOVA24 Photo & Film Festival and performed in multiple projects written and directed by Sam Tricomo including Babydoll (2024) and Dog (2024).
