Jacqueline Lefferts is an American artist and designer based in Portland, Oregon. She works at the intersection of weaving, sculpture, and material innovation, exploring how textiles can function as structural, spatial, and architectural systems.

Trained in textile design (MA, Royal College of Art, London; BA, Chelsea College of Art), Lefferts creates three-dimensional, handwoven forms that expand the traditional possibilities of the loom. Her sculptural work is labor-intensive and materially driven, exploring layering, volume, tension, and translucency to produce self-supporting structures in which form and surface emerge simultaneously.

Alongside her studio practice, she has professional experience developing innovative materials and processes in industrial production environments. Her work bridges technical expertise, aesthetic sensitivity, and sustainable, material-led design.

At its core, her practice prioritises material-led construction, careful attention to process, and a continual rethinking of the boundaries of contemporary weaving and design.