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Stephanie Hubbard art studio

stephanie’s studio


 

about

Growing up in a rural town, I spent countless hours exploring the wildlands around my home. These early experiences cultivated a deep connection to the natural world that would later shape both my career in landscape architecture and my multidisciplinary art practice.

My studio work explores the interplay between serendipity and structure, using deliberate linework and patternmaking to create order within spontaneous elements. This approach is deeply influenced by my background in landscape architecture, where hand drawing design concepts and plans remain one of my main tools. I'm currently developing a body of work that further bridges these two disciplines.

Through abstract compositions, I seek to evoke the same sense of wonder I experience in nature. The process is iterative. As I explore color, drawing, and pattern, the work provides feedback that guides my next moves. What resonates most deeply is when viewers bring their own interpretations to the pieces, adding dimensions I couldn't have anticipated and completing the work through their unique perspectives.

Stephanie works out of her studio in Ojai, California.

I’m honored to be included in the inaugural Her Canvas magazine created by Genevieve Rosas. The magazine highlights stories of women artists in Ojai and includes responses to questions about their creative journey aimed to inspire and give advi
Honored to be invited to submit a painting for the current “Metes and Bounds” exhibition at the @ojaivalleymuseum! It’s a fantastic display of Ojai Valley maps from the museum’s collection that span more than a century, along
I'm thrilled to announce my selection as Artist in Residence @taftgardens and Nature Preserve for a nine month residency that began October 1st. This remarkable 264-acre property located in Ojai, and stewarded by the Conservation Endowment Fund, is
6x6” canvas on wood panel