Artist Bio

Jackie is a Canadian self-taught artist whose work explores themes of intuition, remembrance, transformation, and self-expression through large-scale abstract and abstract figurative painting.

Her creative journey began later in life when she followed a persistent inner calling to paint. What started as a leap of faith quickly became a profound personal practice, one that revealed creativity not simply as a form of artistic expression, but as a way of listening, exploring, and engaging more deeply with life itself.

Early in her development, Jackie studied intentional creativity with artists including Shiloh Sophia and Flora Bowley, exploring the relationship between creative process, intuition, and the sacred feminine. These experiences helped cultivate a deep trust in the wisdom that emerges through the act of creating and continue to influence her approach today.

Over time, her work evolved beyond representation and into a more expansive exploration of abstraction, movement, texture, and emotional resonance. Drawn to the tension between spontaneity and refinement, Jackie creates paintings that emerge through a process of layered discovery, allowing each piece to unfold organically rather than following a predetermined outcome.

Her work invites viewers into a space of reflection and possibility, exploring the landscapes that exist beneath the surface of everyday life. Through colour, gesture, and form, she creates visual experiences that encourage a deeper connection to intuition, self-trust, and the ongoing process of becoming.

Jackie currently works from her studio in Alberta, where she continues to develop several evolving bodies of work, including her abstract, abstract figurative, and landscape-inspired collections.