PHOTOGRAPHER | DIRECTOR

Jen Rosenstein is a Los Angeles-born photographer and artist whose bold, intimate portraits reveal the person behind the public image. A 2008 graduate of ArtCenter College of Design in photography and film, her work spans music, celebrity portraiture, and advertising.

Rosenstein has toured with Foo Fighters and Jason Mraz and created album covers, campaigns, and editorial stories for Jon Batiste, Sheryl Crow, and Matchbox Twenty. Her longstanding collaboration with Batiste has taken her from the studio to a U.S. tour, the Oscars, and the Super Bowl, documenting his career and life behind the scenes. One of her final portraits of Grateful Dead legend Bob Weir is slated to enter the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 2027.

Her commercial work includes campaigns and key art for Amazon and Hulu. She was commissioned by the White House to document Kamala Harris's presidential campaign and has photographed Harris and White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre.

Her latest exhibition, The Family Portrait, created with her wife and fellow artist Sarah Rose Hyland, explores love, family, and identity through photography, painting, and live performance. On view at 2413 Hyperion in Los Angeles, the project turns her lens inward, revealing a more personal side of her work.

Above all, Rosenstein's love of photography and passion for personal work remain at the heart of everything she creates.