Jacintha Clark is a mixed-media artist interested in exploring the way we connect to the world around us by fusing materials such as iron, glass, and porcelain. Her work ranges from quiet, personal introspection to playful, and scientific. Jacintha’s career in architectural restoration inspires a lot of her art as she uncovers history in an old building she is freezing moments in time in her sculptures. Her work has been shown in numerous exhibitions including the Woodmere Art Museum, the Seaport Museum, A.I.R. Gallery in Brooklyn and is the recipient of the 38th Annual Fleisher Art Memorial Wind Challenge.  Jacintha holds a Associates Degree in Arts from Arapahoe Community College, a BFA in Fine Arts from Metropolitan State College of Denver , a Post Baccalaureate certificate from Maryland Institute College of Art, and an MFA from Pennsylvania Academy of the Arts. She was born in Alamogordo, New Mexico and currently lives and works in Philadelphia Pennsylvania.