Inge Jacobsen uses embroidery, thread & weaving to ‘hijack’ images
“It’s about using traditional methods but within a modern context”
Jacobsen takes mass produced images, like magazines and adverts and gives them a unique makeover. She stitches, embroiders, cuts and collages to transform her subjects, a process that Jacobsen refers to as ‘hijacking’.
Past Clients
Art Practice & Brand Collaboration
Brand Collaboration.
Inge Jacobsen has worked with a number of recognisable global brands within publishing, fashion, luxury retail and the financial sector in the past 10 years.
Jacobsen continues to develop bespoke marketing pieces for such brands, with her hand-embroidered pieces being the epitome of uniqueness and exclusivity.
Crossing the boundaries between art & marketing, Inge Jacobsen works with high-end brands to create unique advertising while exhibiting in galleries around the world.
Art Practice.
Since graduating with a BA (Hons) in Fine Art in 2011, Inge Jacobsen has exhibited in galleries and exhibitions in the UK, USA, France, Germany, Australia and Sweden. Most notably she has exhibited at the Royal Academy of Arts Summer Exhibition, Tate Britain, Cork Street Gallery and SHOWstudio Shop, a gallery owned and run by renowned photographer Nick Knight.
Jacobsen continues to develop new work as part of her practice and has sold pieces in the US, Europe and Australia.
Latest work: WIRED Magazine UK commission.
