Bronze Sculpture
Hope Foundry, founded by artist and sculptor Jennifer Troice, is more than just a gallery—it is a mission-driven space dedicated to healing, connection, and hope. Through her original bronze sculptures, Jennifer has created a platform that addresses the mental health struggles caused by trauma, with all proceeds from her Helping Hands collection going directly toward funding mental health services. This work is a tangible effort to support those in need while promoting the power of human connection as a means of recovery.
The foundation of Hope Foundry’s mission lies in Jennifer’s own journey. At 17, she was kidnapped in Mexico City, enduring an unimaginable ordeal. After her release, Jennifer turned to art as a means of healing, initially creating a haunting collection that recreated her traumatic experience. Later, she and her family destroyed the work together as part of her healing process. This act of release marked the beginning of her artistic path, one in which she would use her sculptures to not only overcome personal trauma but also help others heal from theirs.
The Helping Hands collection is the cornerstone of Hope Foundry’s philanthropic initiative. Each bronze sculpture, representing a hand reaching out in solidarity and support, directly contributes to mental health services for those affected by trauma or a difficult diagnosis. It is through the sale of these sculptures that Jennifer is able to provide much-needed funding to organizations that make a difference in the lives of others.
In addition to the Helping Hands collection, Jennifer’s broader body of work continues to support her mission. The sales from her other sculptures help sustain and fuel her ongoing efforts to spread hope & healing, allowing her to further her artistic and philanthropic movement.
Troice’s style, a unique fusion of smooth curves for human figures and the geometric minimalism she applies to animals, creates an emotional depth that resonates with the viewer. The hands in her work symbolize not just physical connection, but the emotional and spiritual bonds that guide us through trauma and recovery.
As a Jewish Mexican-American sculptor and trained psychologist, Jennifer Troice brings a rich, multifaceted perspective to her work. Art, for her, is a bridge—connecting diverse cultures, people, and experiences. With Hope Foundry, she’s using that bridge to raise awareness for mental health, provide essential resources for healing, and inspire hope through the shared language of art.
Hope Foundry is more than a creative endeavor; it is a living testament to survival, compassion, and the collective power of art to inspire transformation and support the healing journey.
#17. MODERN SLICE STUDIO
6433 Northport Drive
Jennifer Troice
Bronze Sculptures
(972) 977-8386
jennifertroice@northdallasartgmail-com
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