Jessie Eisenhauer is a multidisciplinary artist whose tactile practice explores the relationships between body, material, and process. Working with sculptural and transmutable media - including metal, clay, and textiles - she investigates how matter, perception, and presence inform one another through acts of making, with particular attention to the narratives held within materials themselves.
Drawing on place, time, and lived experience, her work moves between metaphysical inquiry and grounded observation, tracing connections between humans, ecology, and environment. Discarded objects and site-specific organic materials are approached as collaborators, each carrying its own texture, agency, and sensory history.
Born in rural New South Wales and raised on a farm, Jessie developed an early connection to land and environment. She studied Textile Design at RMIT, majoring in screen printing, later working across diverse creative fields before completing a Master of Art at UNSW in 2022.
jesseisenhauer@gmail.com
Drawing on place, time, and lived experience, her work moves between metaphysical inquiry and grounded observation, tracing connections between humans, ecology, and environment. Discarded objects and site-specific organic materials are approached as collaborators, each carrying its own texture, agency, and sensory history.
Born in rural New South Wales and raised on a farm, Jessie developed an early connection to land and environment. She studied Textile Design at RMIT, majoring in screen printing, later working across diverse creative fields before completing a Master of Art at UNSW in 2022.
jesseisenhauer@gmail.com