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SHORT BIOGRAPHY
About Jon P. Saunders
Jon P. Saunders is a Washington-based artist and Human Services student whose work explores accountability, transformation and the possibility of moving beyond harm. After approximately 16 years of incarceration, he returned to education and created Lost and Found: Emerging from the Ink, an 84-work exhibition combining digital collage, photography and original poetry. The exhibition was presented at Walla Walla Community College in May 2026.
In June 2026, Saunders graduated from Walla Walla Community College with honors and a 3.89 GPA. He was recognized as an Honors Program Scholar and among the top 16 honorees of the 2026 All-Washington Academic Team. He is pursuing a bachelor's degree in Human Services through the University of Nevada, Las Vegas.
At a glance
Digital collage, photography and original poetry.
Original exhibition at Walla Walla Community College, Washington.
Independent public exhibition and community conversation initiative; additional future activities are plans, not announced services.
PHOTO DOWNLOADS
Images for editorial inquiries
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Exhibition collage · 709 × 945 px
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Exhibition collage · 709 × 945 px. Historic hate imagery in critical context.
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Portrait · 710 × 945 px
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