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Inside Out: Drawing on Boxes
Solo exhibition at Art Outreach at Gillman Barracks, Singapore. Curated by Deborah Lim
April 10 -19, 2026

Fragments of Now
Solo exhibition at the Bank of Singapore
November 10, 2025 - January 9, 2026

In "Fragments of Now", Hedwige Jacobs’ drawings capture a moment in time, a fragment of an open-ended narrative. Drawn to collecting found paper and boxes, she transforms these everyday materials through drawing, often depicting figures, to create small worlds that momentarily come alive.

Moving Boxes
Solo exhibition at Anya Tish gallery, Houston, Texas
October 25 - December 28, 2024

Personal Space
Public art commission, Rice Moody Center for the Arts, Houston, Texas
August 22, 2022 - August 25, 2023

Come Alive for a Few Seconds
Solo exhibition at Anya Tish gallery, Houston, Texas
November 20, 2020 - January 16, 2021

If I Could I Would Cover Everything With My Drawings
In "If I could, I would cover everything with my drawings", viewers are invited into an almost meditative state of observation, finding pleasure in unexpected encounters unassuming materials, and common places. In drawn surfaces, video installation, and cut patterns, figures move about, hover on the edge of the impossible, and reconfigure themselves in endless variations drawn from everyday interactions.

Women & Their Work, Austin, Texas
January 19 - February 28, 2019

The Corner Room Site specific installation; pen, ink, acrylic and marker drawings on collected objects, fabric and paper; dimensions variable

Tiny Drawing Series Pen and ink on paper; various sizes

Framed drawings, listed left to right, top to bottom Cluster, Somewhere, Our Shadows Alike, With a View, Groupings, Overlap; pen and ink on paper; 22" x 30"
Get Together Drawings on 5 found mannequins

Inside of Envelopes Mixed media drawings on the inside of approximately 100 collected found paper envelopes; various sizes

Sharing Space 11 Pen and ink drawings on paper, 1 animated drawing displayed on monitor; 9" x 12"

Personal Space Interactive installation of animated drawings; 138" x 78"