Jacqueline Sherlock Norheim is a multidisciplinary artist based in Oakland, California. Her work explores visual trickery and illusion through photography, painting, and sculpture. Images of the natural landscape and objects from contemporary life are folded and hooked together to create an invented space where things collide. Overlapping elements from her surroundings, she creates a sense of order that is punctuated by the chaos of nature.

She holds an MFA from Mills College and a BFA from Cal Poly San Luis Obispo. She has been a resident artist at the Vermont Studio Center, Teton Art Labs WY, Wassaic Projects NY, and Helene Wurlitzer Foundation NM, and was a recipient of the Gertrude Murphy Fellowship in 2015. Her work has been shown recently at Euqinom Projects, SF; The Franklin Outdoor, Chicago; OOBLECK, SF; Hashimoto Contemporary, SF; Embark Gallery, SF; Bass & Reiner, SF; and Dead Space Gallery, Brooklyn.