Jordan Daniels is an artist interested in the poetics of photosensitivity and the vulnerable nature of presence. Drawing inspiration from herbalism, memory, and magic, she uses sustainable and historical processes of photography to forge local mythologies surrounding her immediate environment. She grounds her practice with the erosional force of renewal to explore our role as human beings in the natural world and the spiritual realm.

Jordan is the founder and editor of Lus Journal, a publication highlighting artists who practice ecological, botanical, and sustainable processes of photography. She received her BFA from The School of The Art Institute of Chicago and lives in Indiana.