Jordan Timber Snyder is a Santa Fe-based artist and engineer whose work lives at the intersection of natural phenomena and technological inquiry. She is drawn to the layered complexity of the physical world — the chaotic geometry of smoke threading through pines at dusk, the fluid logic of water striders on a stream's surface, the slow architecture of galaxies and living systems.

Her practice seeks to make the invisible visible — translating the imperceptible into something we can see, hear, and feel. With deep roots in software and electronics engineering, she builds works that are as technically rigorous as they are aesthetically considered: interactive, multi-sensory, and accessible to viewers of all backgrounds.

Jordan has created large-scale immersive installations, interactive experiences, and interactive software environments. Her work in the immersive entertainment industry includes years of contribution to Meow Wolf, creating permanent installations experienced by hundreds of thousands of visitors. She also composes music, writes, and builds tools for other artists and creators.