Selected Works
Jillian Marie Browning is an interdisciplinary artist whose work considers the Southern landscape as a living archive of memory, family, and identity. Rooted in their experiences growing up in rural Central Florida and living in Alabama, their practice explores how place shapes and preserves personal and cultural histories. Through self-portraiture, cyanotype, textiles, and installation, Browning brings the Black femme body into conversation with plants, soil, and other materials connected to place. Treating the landscape as both subject and collaborator, they use botanical imagery and historic photographic printing processes to trace what is inherited, remembered, and transformed across bodies, generations, and environments.
“The Trees You Grew Up With Have Not Forgotten You”, 2025
72inx82in
Cyanotype on Cotton
“In a Pinch”, 2026
36inx48in
Cyanotype on Cotton
“Working Hands”, 2026
36inx48in
Cyanotype on Cotton
“Say It Back”, 2022
4- 36inx90in panels
Cyanotype on Cotton
“The Root”, 2022
3- 36inx80in panels
Cyanotype on Cotton
"Stalks", 2025
Cyanotype on Cotton Fabric
32inx32in
“From The Ground Up”, 2023
108inx96in
Cyanotype on Cotton
“Growing Wild”, 2025
180inx132in
Cyanotype on Cotton
“Speak ON It”, 2024
40inx40in
Cyanotype on Cotton
“Eye of The Beholder, 2024
80ininx80in
Cyanotype on Cotton
“Glimpse”, 2023
21inx30in each
Cyanotype on Cotton Paper
“Blue Magic”, 2023
4inx4in each
Cyanotype on Cotton Paper – edition of 212
“Run Your Fingers Through My Hair” (wallpaper installation), 2023-2025
Dimensions variable
Archival Inkjet Print on Kodak Phototex
