Jena Schmidt’s landscape paintings are blueprints of physical structures in nature. By painting geometric abstractions of the tree lines, mountain ridges, and rock formations, she expresses how physical combinations in nature result in a sense of spiritual balance. To make opposites complete, Jena uses right angles and grids to give direction, and circles to represent the never-ending cycles in nature.

Schmidt received her BFA from Brigham Young University. She has shown nationally; this is her second solo exhibition with 'A' Gallery / Allen Alan Fine Art.