Veronica Jackson’s artwork stems from the critical examination of visual culture. As an artist, she records, interprets, and makes aware the complexities in which humans exist and affect their social surroundings. As an architect and interpretive designer, she creatively solves problems within virtual and built environments. Her visual art practice is a combination of past professional disciplines, present lived experiences, and the cache of contemporary and historic research accumulated. Jackson’s initial and ongoing project—The Burden of Invisibility—physically manifests her evolution from designer to visual artist. Her oeuvre is text-based, autobiographical, and critically elucidates the visualization of gender and race in America.