A silhouette of two people standing with arms intertwined behind their backs, paired with an article in Vogue about the epidemic of ableism
Colorful digital illustration by Derek Abella of a group of people hugging, paired with an article in Them about community care.
An ethereal portrait by photographer Mengwen Cao of Jezz Chung gazing into a mirror on the ground, as if in an enchanted forest. The photo is paired with a personal essay by Jezz for i-D Magazine about how they heal through creative expression.
An article on Eastern Standard Times titled "Discovering My Disability and Neurodivergence as an Asian American" by Jezz Chung, dated December 15, 2023. The page is split, with text on the left and a photo of Jezz in a pink gown above a mirror placed on the ground around giant trees.
Still from the film "Minari," of a Korean woman and her young grandson kneeling by a creek, touching the water peacefully. The image is paired with a profile of 5 Korean American women who worked on the film, interviewed and written by Jezz Chung.
A morose illustration paired with an essay in the Washington Post about the historic mistreatment and ongoing violence against Asian women.
An essay published in Adweek where Jezz dissects the buzzword "disruption" as a creative practice and business imperative
Illustration by Sabrena Khadija featuring people of many different cultural identities and disabled experiences, all engaging in a communal activity. The tone is calming and optimistic. The art is paired with a column Jezz co-write for Working Not Working Magazine.
Illustration by Sabrena Khadija featuring people of many different cultural identities and disabled experiences, all engaging in a communal activity. The tone is calming and optimistic. The art is paired with a column Jezz co-write for Working Not Working Magazine.
Illustration of a woman sitting at a desk writing, with colorful, abstract stream emanating from her head, symbolizing creative ideas.
A black and bright pink zine cover reads: How to Build a World: An Imperfect Guide by Jezz Chung. The cover features a purple planet with white rings.
A black and purple zine cover with the title 'Through the Void: Journals from Ketamine-Assisted Therapy' by Jezz Chung.
An illustration of community organizer Yuri Kochiyama protesting for civil rights. It's paired with an article about the importance of Asian and Black solidarity.
For Future Reference: a book of anecdotes, affirmations, and resources dedicated to ADCOLOR FUTURES edited and produced by Jezz Chung with Anomaly NY and LA
For Future Reference: a book of anecdotes, affirmations, and resources dedicated to ADCOLOR FUTURES edited and produced by Jezz Chung with Anomaly NY and LA
For Future Reference: a book of anecdotes, affirmations, and resources dedicated to ADCOLOR FUTURES edited and produced by Jezz Chung with Anomaly NY and LA
For Future Reference: a book of anecdotes, affirmations, and resources dedicated to ADCOLOR FUTURES edited and produced by Jezz Chung with Anomaly NY and LA
For Future Reference: a book of anecdotes, affirmations, and resources dedicated to ADCOLOR FUTURES edited and produced by Jezz Chung with Anomaly NY and LA
For Future Reference: a book of anecdotes, affirmations, and resources dedicated to ADCOLOR FUTURES edited and produced by Jezz Chung with Anomaly NY and LA
Portraits by Joshua Kissi for a partnership Jezz Chung spearheaded between TONL and Anomaly in 2019.
A portrait by Jay Blacks with an essay written in 2020
An excerpt from an essay exploring mental health and career satisfaction.
An excerpt from an essay discussing thoughts and feelings about work, social change, racial inequities, and pandemic impacts.
Illustration of a woman with multiple faces in pop art style on the left and a person walking on spiral path on the right, against a background of abstract swirling lines.
A print ad for YouTube's Creators for Change campaign in The New York Times. Jezz Chung was a copywriter on this project featuring YouTube creators around the world creating videos for a positive social impact.
A print ad for YouTube's Creators for Change campaign in The New York Times. Jezz Chung was a copywriter on this project featuring YouTube creators around the world creating videos for a positive social impact.
A print ad for YouTube's Creators for Change campaign in The New York Times. Jezz Chung was a copywriter on this project featuring YouTube creators around the world creating videos for a positive social impact.
A print ad for YouTube's Creators for Change campaign in The New York Times. Jezz Chung was a copywriter on this project featuring YouTube creators around the world creating videos for a positive social impact.
A print ad for YouTube's Creators for Change campaign in an edition of The New Yorker. Jezz Chung was a copywriter on this project.
An illustration of a woman running with multiple wires and cables attached to her back, connected to a computer monitor.
cover art for an article titled "5 tips for kicking imposter syndrome to the curb" in Adweek; a collage of different parts of the face next to a person illustrated over a green spiral
