January 2023 - December 2023

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Captured stories and portraits of peers from Pacific Northwest University.

 

Jan sat down with a peer, heard about their journey to pursuing a career in healthcare, and complimented the encounter with a painted portrait.

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Visit @jan_sport__ to view the posts. For the video highlights from the project, check out the video on PNWU's official instagram!

January 20, 2021

 

Commissioned by the Mountain View Middle School faculty as an alumnus to create a mural for the main campus. 

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Created on a 6" x 10" wall space with acrylic paint mural celebrating Filipino Healthcare Workers throughout the last century. 

June 24, 2016

 

Jimenez had studied spinal cord injury research under Chet Moritz at the University of Washington Department of Rehabilitative Medicine.

 

See a presentation by PI Chet Moritz, PhD featuring Jan's illustrations. 

May 01, 2015

 

Jimenez collaborated with Dr. Rachel Chapman along with the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and the Mozambique Ministry of Health to promote a particular method to HIV treatment for women with attention to prenatal care known as OPÇÃO B+ (Option B+).

March 12, 2021

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Coordinated the creation of a art collage  based on Delacroix's Liberty Leading the People (1830). Each of the 65 who contributed a square in the collage gave to local organizations in Seattle supporting and providing resources to the homeless during the pandemic.

December 20, 2019

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A community mural project initiated by Bremerton artist Amy Burnett at her gallery on Fourth & Pacific in Downtown Bremerton. Jimenez was one of many artists to contribute to the project.

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Read the Kitsap Sun article highlighting the project.

January 01, 2016

 

With a group of students and artists, Jimenez lead a year-long project to create art that encompassed ideas of human anatomy, mobility, and experiences with physical disability. The project was used as a springboard for connecting and engaging with communities disabilities.

July 15, 2013

 

Seven mural panels were installed on the wall of Washington Avenue on the west end of the Manette Bridge. The project was a collaboration between local businesses, Steve Priest and his art students, and former Mayor Patty Lent. An outdoor gallery has been recently added on February 2020, serving as an extension to the 2013 mural project.