Abstract colorful painting with bold red, blue, yellow, green, black, white, and orange brushstrokes forming geometric and freeform shapes.

Heidi Jeub

Artist Statement

I’m a multidisciplinary artist working in painting, bookbinding, collage, and public art. My work grows out of real community stories and issues. I focus on creating art that feels welcoming and easy to connect with, offering people different ways to engage with visual ideas. Each piece is meant to spark conversation, encourage reflection, and open space for topics that are sometimes tough but important. Ultimately, I hope my work brings people together, builds understanding, and supports positive change in the communities I care about.

Heidi Jeub’s passion for visual expression began with a Bachelor of Arts in Studio Art from the University of Minnesota in 1999. During her undergraduate years, she also immersed herself in the study of architecture—an influence that continues to shape her artistic approach, even though it didn’t become her primary career.

After graduating, Heidi explored sculpture and bookbinding as her main mediums, both of which helped form her creative voice. As she raised three children, painting gradually became central to her practice, blending the rhythms of parenthood with new artistic growth and perspective.

In 2017, she earned a Masters of Professional Studies in Arts & Cultural Leadership from the University of Minnesota. This advanced study deepened her understanding of how art and community engagement intersect, strengthening her ability to address complex community-based issues through creative work.

Today, Heidi works across painting, bookbinding, collage, and public art. Her multidisciplinary practice invites people into meaningful dialogue, encouraging reflection on shared experiences and challenges. Through accessible visual language and thoughtful exploration, she aims to foster connection, empathy, and positive social change, helping communities see—and reimagine—the world through art.

Current Work