About

I find inspiration in humble materials and the challenge of making nothing into something. Currently, my work involves sculpting different types of chicken wire and paper into hanging mobiles that can be illuminated or not. I am constantly exploring the limitations of the materials, and am motivated to make each piece unique. The pieces can be delicate or bold depending on the three-dimensional forms and the color and opacity of the paper. I am inspired by the work of Ruth Asawa and Lee Bontecou.

After studying architecture at UC Berkeley, Jill attended Art Center College of Design and graduated with a BFA in Advertising Design. She worked in advertising agencies as an art director in New York and Los Angeles and was a marketing/creative director for almost 20 years. She has been studying under artist Tom Wudl since 2010.

Exhibitions
2018-2019 Variations: StudioEleven at Coburn The Coburn School, Los Angeles 
2018 StudioEleven at Work, Pete & Susan Barrett Art Gallery at Santa Monica College, 
Santa Monica, CA 
2017 StudioEleven at the Nuetra, The Neutra Institute Museum and Gallery, Silver Lake, CA 
2016 StudioEleven at The Ebell, The Ebell of Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA 
2015-2016 StudioEleven Coda at Coburn, The Coburn School
2014 StudioEleven at Maker City, Los Angeles, CA
2008 Open Studio, Wudl Studio, Los Angeles, CA