Jennifer ammann

Young woman with dark hair, red lipstick, and jewelry, sitting at a wooden table with her head resting on her hand, surrounded by a laptop, candles, and cups.

Jennifer Ammann

Visual artist, designer and writer based in Switzerland

My art mainly explores leftist politics and womanhood, though its subject matters and influences covers a range of topics.

Jennifer Ammann’s main artistic expression covers digital art, handmade crafting, photography, and longform essays and articles.

Artist, designer, creative

Lastest Projects

A surreal scene with a man sitting on the grass near a green vintage car with a blanket draped over the windshield. There is a pink carousel horse on the car, a bottle and a laptop nearby, and a signpost with names 'Wes! Papia', and 'Noleguara'. In the background, there are floating lanterns, animals like a zebra, a butterfly, an octopus, jellyfish, and a fairy in a pink dress with wings, all set against a starry, cosmic sky with planets and meteors.

Recent artworks

Bachelorette Shirt Design, June 2026

Pink T-shirt with tennis racket and ball illustrations on the back and the phrase 'Olive You Forever' on the front.
A man and woman are embracing tightly, about to kiss, with their eyes closed. The man is wearing a collared shirt and a puffy vest, and the woman is wearing a white jacket and jeans. They are standing in front of a plain, light-colored background.
Close-up of a pregnant woman wearing a black top and red, white, and black Puma-branded jacket, holding her pregnant belly with her right hand, which has red nail polish, wearing necklaces and bracelets.
A couple cuddling and smiling while holding a small puppy, with a plain light-colored background.

Maternity photoshoot, February 2026

Upcoming

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September 12, 2026: Design Market at Frau Gerolds Garten with Pomagránait

Geroldstrasse 23, 8005 Zürich, Switzerland

11 am - 5 pm

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Yoga! Das Magazin (2021-2024)

Illustrations and articles

Karin Reber (2021)

Website Photography

Eat, Darling, Eat (2019)

Essay

Women’s Republic (2020-2021)

Articles