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About 

​Heidi Sandecki is a visual artist whose work traverses the worlds of graphic design and fine art. She uses her fine art skills to move fluidly between these disciplines, each informing the other.

Heidi’s love of botanicals was cultivated at a young age by spending summer vacations at her grandparent’s farm in Roxbury, NY and through the tending of a rose and vegetable garden at home, Heidi gained years of gardening experience and an appreciation for nature’s evolutionary beauty.

"My goal is to evoke a visceral connection with nature—one that goes beyond observation and becomes deeply felt. To cultivate an awareness of the natural world’s fragile beauty and its constant state of change.

 

By drawing attention to these ever-changing moments, I hope to inspire a sense of reverence, urgency, and stewardship for the environment that surrounds us."

Heidi has a BFA from the Maryland Institute College of Art and an MFA from the School of Visual Arts. She is also a member of the American Society of Botanical Artists. and AIGA (American Institute of Graphic Arts). Over the years, she has received many exhibition awards and recognition for her work. 

With over 25 years of teaching experience, Heidi has worked in a variety of settings—from adult schools and museums to several universities in New Jersey and NYC.

 

Heidi teaches adult classes in drawing, watercolor painting, and botanical art. Her classes emphasize not only strong technical skills but also the importance of personal expression in each student’s creative journey. Join Heidi's mailing list, or go the Classes section of this website for currently available or future courses and workshops.

See something that inspires you? Many of the images on this site are available for licensing. Heidi would love to bring your vision to life—let’s create something unforgettable!

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