Daniel Fiorenza Jones is a versatile illustrator, painter, and art educator currently residing in Lowell, MA. He holds a Bachelor of Science from Hofstra University, where he majored in Fine Arts and minored in Art History and Religion, graduating in 2015.
Jones has collaborated with esteemed painters such as Jim Lee, Chris Martin, and Marylyn Dintenfass. His artistic expertise spans printmaking, large-scale painting, and design. He has dedicated several years to teaching art in New Hampshire’s private and public schools and serves on the Board of Directors for the New Hampshire Scholastic Art Awards. Under his guidance, his students’ artwork has achieved national recognition at Carnegie Hall in New York City.
Passionate about advocating for the arts, Jones actively promotes art within public education and the broader New England community. He is also experienced in designing comprehensive curricula across various art disciplines.
Jones’ recent work includes a series of prints depicting rural scenery in New Jersey’s farmland. He describes these works as “simultaneously nostalgic and disquieting,” aiming to evoke emotions of “loss, horror, sentimentality, and acquiescence.”
