Jennifer Smith Rogers’ paintings are a striking blend of expressionistic realism, where light, mood, and movement take center stage. Whether capturing the dynamic interplay of architecture against the sky or the quiet drama of a Lowcountry landscape, her work conveys an emotional response to her surroundings. Dramatic city rooftops, panoramic vistas, and atmospheric night scenes are recurring themes, all rendered with bold color, painterly brushstrokes, and a sense of immediacy. Growing up in a household of artists, Jennifer was immersed in creativity from an early age. Her mother, Betty Anglin Smith, and twin sister, Shannon Smith Hughes, are both renowned painters, while her brother, Tripp Smith, is an accomplished photographer. Together, they are the driving force behind Anglin Smith Fine Art, their family-owned gallery in Charleston’s historic French Quarter.Jennifer’s work has been showcased in galleries along the East Coast, from St. Simons, GA, to Martha’s Vineyard, and is part of numerous esteemed corporate and private collections. Notable placements include Walt Disney World, Credit One Stadium in Daniel Island, SC, Marbled & Fin restaurant in Charleston, SC, The Gaillard Center in Charleston, and Stanley Furniture in High Point, NC. She remains actively engaged in the artistic community as a member of Plein-Air Painters of the Southeast (PAPSE), an associate member of Oil Painters of America, and the American Impressionist Society. Her dedication to her craft and her ability to capture the beauty and energy of the world around her continue to make her a sought-after artist in the contemporary Southern art scene.