Jacqueline's most recent work is inspired by the fragility of existence. Using a solar plate technique, Jacqueline manipulates various drawing mediums directly on the plate which is then exposed to the sun and processed ready for printing as an etching.

Jacqueline also works as a sculptor and has exhibited 2D and 3D works throughout New Zealand

Image: Title: Unravelling in Space	Image: Title: Above and Below	Image: Title: Cocooned in Space	Image: Title: The deep
Image: Title: Flight Simulation	Image: Title: Sic transit gloria mundi	Image: Title: Unthreaded	Image: Title: Burning
Image: Title: Impending mark	Image: Title: Caught	Image: Title: Emerging from precedent	Image: Title: Lateral Tower - Vertical
Image: Title: Still life with gannet bones	Image: Title: Memento mori	Image: Title: Navigating a path	Image: Title: Artistic leverage
Image: Title: Marking a View Inside	Image: Title: Danse macabre	Image: Title: Oscillating Between Worlds	Image: Title: In flagrante delicto
Image: Title: Towering future	Image: Title: Rakiura II	Image: Title: Blue light	Image: Title: End of the day Rakiura I
Image: Title: Building Towards...	Image: Title: Marking a Path	Image: Title: Prickly Downside	Image: Title: Indeterminate time
Image: Title: Hiding Out	Image: Title: End of the Day - Rakiura	Image: Title: Marks III	Image: Title: Bentham's Premise III
Image: Title: Marks I	Image: Title: Drifting with the tide	Image: Title: Suspended	Image: Title: Flit
Image: Title: Marks II	Image: Title: Early Rise	Image: Title: Babel Inspired	Image: Title: Babel Inspired II
Image: Title: Babel Lurking	Image: Title: Building Babel	Image: Title: Palimpsest I	Image: Title: Babel Repeated
Image: Title: Palimpsest II	Image: Title: Building Babel II	Image: Title: A Delicate Balance	Image: Title: Stewart Island
Image: Title: Veig l'horitzor	Image: Title: Look Out	Image: Title: Benthams Premise I	Image: Title: Benthams Premise II
Image: Title: The Keep	Image: Title: Plato's Cave