Jocelyn is a fine art photographer working in the 35mm format. Since 1997, she has focused her photographic endeavors on capturing the subject matter which has always inspired her imagination... the flower. Her niche is what she calls, "Florendipity^[TM]," a coined phrase that represents the serendipitous world evolved from the intimate erotic reality of flowers.

Without the use of tricky filters or lenses, computer enhancements or processing, her work reveals the natural essence and mystery of flora by using a special technique which allows the flowers to expose themselves naturally in the existing sunlight to her NikonF2.

Jocelyn's body of work includes over 500 limited prints ranging in all colors of exotic flora from Indonesia, Singapore, Europe, and the U.S. She accepts custom flower and color requests for commissions.

Jocelyn Konarski began photographing at an early age as a means of creative exploration, study and expression. Her background of interior architecture led her to shooting flowers to expose the natural  architecture of their inner beauty. It is for Jocelyn an escape, a place she ideally would want to live in.

It became evident to her in 1997 that she had found a new passion, Florendipity, and began to exhibit her work and sell to a number of art collectors and publishers.

Melding her passions of interiors, photography, art and music she  collaborates with visual performance artists and musicians, creating spatial ambiance with slow dissolving multiple slide projections while wafting aromas evoke the sensation of being in a flower.

Jocelyn graduated in 1995 from the California College of Arts and Crafts with a BFA in Interior Architecture. Presently, she is an interior designer and fine art photographer in San Rafael, California.

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