An Atlanta native Jennifer Frangi was born into an artistic family where every member has some natural ability and raised in a home where self expression was always encouraged. She had always created and studied art but it wasn’t until her twenties that she began to actively pursue a life as a professional artist. She began studying sculpture at Georgia State University, figure drawing at Callanwolde, and print making, painting, and wood working at Atlanta College of Art. In a mixed media sculpture class, she learned to cast iron and bronze sculpture. For Jennifer working with molten metals was truly empowering and life changing. Several years later when Jennifer became pregnant with her daughter she needed to find an artistic medium less physical demanding but just as rewarding. A friend introduced her to the world of glass fusing. It was in glass that Jennifer found her true calling and began to receive recognition for her art. The possibilities available in glass keep her constantly passionate, experimenting, and seeking out new directions. She began to teach glass kiln forming as a way of honoring those teachers that had been so influential in her life. She currently teaches at Davens Glass Room and Spruill Arts Center. Jennifer’s art focuses on incorporating painting, printmaking, and sculptural techniques in kilnformed glass. Her art is representational with abstract elements, ancient references, and intricate patterns. Her work has been exhibited in many Atlanta galleries and has even been featured on HGTV's That's Clever.