About The Artist

ARTIST | ARCHITECT | YOGINI

Jen Jones is an architect, artist, yogini, and mystical seeker whose life and creative journey have been shaped by a deep curiosity about art, architecture, sacred traditions, and consciousness.

Her fascination with ancient archetypes, symbols, and sacred geometry began early in her architectural studies. She earned her Bachelor of Architecture from Syracuse University, studying in upstate New York and Florence, Italy. With more than 30 years of professional experience, architecture has given her a deep appreciation for proportion, precision, spatial relationships, and the underlying geometry of the built environment.

Her travels throughout Europe, Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia, Ukraine, Russia and Peru have broadened her appreciation for the architecture, art, and cultural traditions of places around the world. Traveling with her sketchbook, she has sought out magnificent temple architecture and the enduring relationship between art, spirituality, and the built environment. A particularly meaningful journey took her to the temples of Tamil Nadu, India, deepening her understanding of sacred architecture and geometry.

Through her studies with the American University of Mayonic Science and Technology, Jen received training and certification in traditional Vaastu architecture and the Vaastu Purusha Mandala under its founders, Dr. V. Ganapati Sthapati and Dr. Mercay. Rooted in the Shilpi Guru tradition of drawing, painting, and architecture, this ancient study expanded her understanding of the relationship between geometry, architecture, and the human experience of space.

Yoga and meditation have been an integral part of Jen’s life for more than 30 years. Her path has included Hatha yoga, Anusara yoga teacher training, and the study of meditation with teachers including Sally Kempton and Scott Schwenk. These practices continue to inform her creative process, deepen her personal inquiry, and shape her relationship with the world around her.

Her life and creative practice bring together the disciplines that have inspired her throughout her journey: architecture, art, traditional knowledge, and contemplative practice. She remains a lifelong student, continually exploring the connections between the visible and invisible, the material and the subtle, and the timeless traditions that continue to inspire her work.

Based in Bellingham, Washington, Jen continues to practice architecture and create art informed by sacred geometry, Vaastu, and contemplative practice. She provides Vaastu consultations to clients worldwide.