Born in the province of Pampanga, Philippines, Jaydee Dizon is currently residing in Lakewood, California. Ms. Dizon graduated with a Fine Arts degree in Art Photography at California State University of Long Beach in 2004. Jaydee is known for her darkroom skills and printing silver gelatin photographs. She was known to document the WWII Japanese Relocation Centers in west coast and now planning to go beyond the US.
She was recently inspired by her last portrait, captured in black and white of course, of Ernie Jane Nishii. A sculptor and presently teaches a ceramics class at the Irvine Fine Arts Center. Now, she is currently introducing her digital images of portraits, weddings and event/editorial photography. She is never without a camera, and if she doesn’t have one at hand, then she has no other choice but to take snapshots with her smart phone.
Ms. Dizon is actively and still manages to show her artwork when time permits. Her artworks have been featured in a variety of local art galleries and selected/juried exhibitions, including, da Center for the Arts, City of Brea Art Gallery, Town/Burrs Gallery, Creative Arts Center Gallery, City Hall Art Gallery of Alhambra, Los Angeles Municipal Art Gallery, Arena 1 Gallery, Raven Studios, Pasadena Central Library, Santa Ana Public Library and the Irvine Fine Arts Center.
Jaydee Dizon Photography 