Jenna Wojnowski, known as The Rug Lord, is a pop artist and textile designer whose work brings a fresh and contemporary voice to the world of tufted art. Working with acrylic yarn, she begins each piece by designing on her iPad, building compositions that blend bold color, narrative symbolism, and a tactile sense of movement. These digital sketches then become hand-tufted works that blur the line between painting, sculpture, and textile. Her visual language feels playful at first glance, but every piece carries a deeper story. Much of her work reflects personal experiences, private thoughts, and moments she once kept hidden. Jenna’s past was shaped by difficult decisions and a period of addiction that challenged her sense of identity and direction. The artworks she creates today are rooted in that history, transforming those trials into thoughtful, visually striking works. The material's softness becomes a counterpoint to the weight of the subject matter, allowing her to speak openly while still protecting the intimacy of her story. Collectors are drawn to the honesty and originality of her work. Each tufted piece feels like a window into her internal world, offering a narrative that is both personal and universally understood. Her ability to pair pop visual culture with emotional depth has established her as a rising voice in textile and contemporary art. Since 2024, Jenna has been represented by Drew Marc Gallery in South Tampa, where her work has become a standout for its innovation and heartfelt storytelling. She has exhibited at Red Dot Miami during Art Basel Week in both 2024 and 2025 and previously held a solo exhibition in St. Petersburg, Florida. Her work continues to travel to collectors who appreciate texture, vulnerability, and a fresh take on modern pop art. Artist Statement:Tufting gives me the freedom to blend color, texture, and narrative in a way that feels honest. The technique requires patience and a steady hand, but it also creates a physical connection to the work that becomes part of the story. My goal is to create pieces that feel vibrant and approachable at first glance, yet offer something more intimate the longer someone spends with them. Each work holds its own meaning, but together they form a larger visual language built from curiosity, reflection, and the desire to transform personal experience into art.