Brandon Jacob Hudson is a Texas-based artist who turns his photographs into a hybrid genre using a wide range of mixed media and post-processes.  Intrigued by indefinable imagery, he pushes his investigations into new bodies of work. Recent examples include altering found photos of extinct animals, close-up images of LCD screens, abstract ceramic-photo collages and microscopic chemicals juxtaposed with archived photographs. Somewhere in all of these, the tension between technology and nature is explored with the notion of time underlying each process.

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Hudson earned his BFA from Texas Christian University and MFA from Savannah College of Art and Design. He has exhibited his work nationally over the past decade and a half and has work in numerous private collections. Currently he oversees the studios at Texas A&M University-Commerce as the Art Facilities Coordinator and teaches Photography and Drawing as an adjunct professor.