Jacqueline Evadne is an Atlanta-based painter and ceramicist whose vibrant work explores color, form, community, and playful visual abundance through painting and sculpture. Raised within a multigenerational family of artists, Evadne developed an early connection to creative practice that continues to shape her joyful and materially rich approach to artmaking.

Working across ceramics and painting, she is especially drawn to bright palettes, organic forms, fruit imagery, figurative subjects, and whimsical sculptural surfaces. Her ceramics—ranging from wheel-thrown vessels to hand-built sculptural works—often feature expressive carving, texture, and painterly detail, balancing simplicity with lush visual presence.

Deeply connected to Georgia’s arts community, Evadne has developed her practice through creative spaces including Atlanta Clay Works, Chastain Arts Center, Good Dirt in Athens, and Spruill Center for the Arts. Through both painting and ceramics, her work reflects a belief that art is not only about objects, but also about connection, mentorship, and creative community.