Jennifer Troice is a contemporary sculptor whose work transforms lived experience into a language of healing and human connection. Working primarily in bronze, and also in resin, aluminum, and stainless steel, her sculptures explore vulnerability, presence, and the emotional resonance of form.

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Born in Texas and shaped by formative years in Mexico City, Troice’s practice reflects a multicultural perspective informed by lived experience and an academic background in psychology. Troice studied visual arts in Mexico City and Boston and holds a degree in Psychology from Universidad Iberoamericana. Her work ranges from intimate pieces to large-scale and site-specific commissions and is held in public and private collections internationally.

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Through both her sculptures and public conversations, Troice invites viewers to slow down and engage with form as a space for reflection, care, and shared humanity.