Dr Jenna Fox is a British artist whose PhD research explores alter egos as a way to tap into alternative and sometimes conflicting creativity within her practice. Alter egos enable her to question identity and place. The inside, the outside, boundaries, viewpoints and the movement between the two. She uses playfulness and humour as a coping mechanism and a way of exploring complex, often troubling topics in an accessible way through painting, sculpture and installations.

She has exhibited extensively across the UK and was selected for Wells Contemporary 2022. Her work is on show at Reading station with a large installation 10m x 3.3m and opposite the Reading Festival site with a huge mural June 2025. In May 2023 she held a solo show at Guildford Cathedral and the Sunbury Gallery. She has exhibited at The National Trust, The RSPB, Earley Station, Trowbridge Town Hall, Cromwell Place Gallery and The Crypt Gallery London, and is on permanent display at South Western Rail, The Sculpture Park Farnham, The War Horse memorial at Royal Ascot, Frimley Park Hospital and West Swindon Parish Council. She has just completed a huge mural that spans 3/4 the size of a tennis court. In the summer 2025 she is curating an exhibition for her alter egos.