Jennifer Porter is an artist, writer and conservationist. Her early work and focus surrounded spatial theory, the built environment and architecture. She developed and curated 'Centrifuge' at Art Institute of Portland. Centrifuge was a study of the interconnectedness between the disciplines of art, art theory and architecture. Centrifuge featured master artist and GBD Architecture founder Chuck Gordon, two of Portland’s leading architecture firms and several of Portland’s local artists. She served four years on the planning committee of Portland’s largest art auction, The Annual CAP Art Auction, overseeing the installation and multimedia program.
Post-Covid Era has strengthened resolves for protecting diminishing natural resources, but has brought about a desire to study social analysts and political science of The Middle East and world religions. She is currently working on a novel and planning a trip to several regions in the Middle East along with the Author of ‘The Iraqi Tribal System’ a reference of social scientists, analysts and Tribal Engagement officials surrounding methodologies for political, economic, cultural and counterinsurgent Tribal engagement in the Land Between Two Rivers.