Jennifer Harrison photographs older houses, communities and neighborhoods. Then, using heavily applied oil on canvas she reconstructs them into paintings. As Harrison says, "Houses are generous symbols. They are descriptive of a person's status, individuality, history and sense of territory."

When asked about what inspires her to paint, Harrison speaks humorously about her other passion in life, which is architecture. But "the architecture department at the University of Toronto has the highest suicide rate of any department" and in conjunction with the fact that opportunity for true creativity in the industry are few, Harrison focused on painting houses rather than designing them.

	JH001 Neighborhood of Brick Houses on Hill 30” x 40” oil on canvas
	JH002 7 Red Kitchens 12” x 60” oil on canvas
	JH003 Narrow Blue Houses 24” x 60” oil on canvas
	JH004 Tiny Houses 14” x 18” oil on canvas
	JH005 Blue Trailer 18” x 24” oil on canvas
	JH006 Red Kitchen with Big Window 30” x 40” oil on canvas
	JH007 Warm Neighborhood 24” x 48” oil on canvas
	JH008 Six Yellow Houses 16” x 48” oil on canvas