Artist Statement

My art celebrates nature's beauty through bold shapes and colours. Butterfly Weed seed pods have inspired my thread sculptures. Utilizing the freehand machine embroidery method has unlocked a new avenue of sculptural works.
Through my art, I aim to convey the joy and vibrancy of nature and encourage a deeper connection with our environment.

Biography

Jacqueline Steudler is a Swiss-born artist whose career has captivated audiences internationally since 1994. Her works are held in esteemed private and public collections, including the Nova Scotia Art Bank Collection, and have been featured in notable publications such as International Women Celebrate and Nova Scotia's Contemporary Artists - Volume II.

In 2004, Steudler relocated to Nova Scotia, where the region's striking natural beauty and vibrant colours became a profound source of inspiration. Drawing from this connection, she has developed a diverse body of work that spans thread sculptures, mixed media, gouache, and oil painting. Each piece reflects her appreciation for the interplay of colour, texture, and form.

Steudler's art celebrates nature's intricacy and vitality, with her bold use of colour as a signature element.

Through her innovative practice and dedication to her craft, Steudler continues contributing to contemporary art, inspiring appreciation for the profound connection between art and nature.