Ms. Bennett is an artist, writer and photographer. She studied art, design and photography at The Ohio State University and taught still photography while in graduate school. She has just recently retired from teaching graphic design and website design at The Ohio State University and photography, graphic design and web design at Columbus State Community College.

Her unique visionary style of images was on display at the C. Sneary Gallery for six months and was reviewed by Short North art critic, Elizabeth Ann James, who commented in her column that Ms. Bennett's work was one of the high points of the gallery and called her work "wistful and very NOW."

Ms. Bennett is currently working on a continuing satire of images she calls "Bridal Nightmares" as well as a series of sequential images titled "visual haiku."

She has also written two books; "Keeper of the Fire," a spiritual walk through the world of the Lakota in which she writes about the promised warrior of Black Elk and his journey to bring the world to peace and an illustrated short story entitled, "Golfar Speaks- an enlightening romp through the known universe" which is a wonderful tale where sci-fi runs headlong into new age philosophies. Both are available as e-books on this site.