Born and raised in upstate New York, Jeremy received his BFA from Alfred University in 1998 and an MFA in Sculpture from West Virginia University in 2007. He has been a faculty member of multiple higher education institutions since 2012 and is currently the owner and principal artist of French Mountain Studios in Lake George NY.

His work is an investigation into materials and processes, and how these elements coalesce in the realm of industry, structure, aesthetics, and abstraction. These constructions often reference the figure, as an individual, and as an element within our social structure but can also manifest as an assemblage of civil and domestic architectural elements. His perspective on the importance of different construction-grade materials as a medium for conceptual commentary has allowed investigations into how our dependence on function and structure can be harnessed as an aesthetic venue.

He also leverages contemporary digital design and fabrication technologies that are meant to dovetail with traditional analog processes, and foster a comprehensive creative ethos. His artist work that addresses policy and political action has been a driving force in the desire to develop more environmentally sustainable practices for himself and his peers.