Jacqueline is an abstract metalsmith and sculpture artist. Within her jewelry she specializes in sterling silver with a focus in lost wax casting along with traditional fabrication. Within Jacqueline’s sculpture practice, she explores metal and ceramic as her primary mediums. While her narratives explore the female body and form. Jacqueline’s work is an evolution and extension of who she is as an artist. Her work is always made with intention, and she sculpts with form, movement, and body in mind.
Jacqueline leans into a free-form approach that applies to concept, design, carving, casting, fabrication and finishing. Throughout her journey, she has consistently found herself leaning into conceptual art and pulling from emotion and personal experience as a way to directly influence her art. A majority of her work consists of one of a kind pieces. Each one is created to stand alone, while still being cohesive with her total body of work. Her style is a marriage between abstract and brutalist art, as it tends to be organic with a touch of severity and bold sculptural identity.