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Jacqueline Terpins is a Brazilian designer and artist, with a degree in Visual Communication from the School of Fine Arts at UFRJ, Rio de Janeiro.
Jacqueline was born in Paraíba, grew up in Rio de Janeiro and has lived in São Paulo since 1973.
Her work is characterized by the use of crystal and glass. However, other materials are also used, such as wood, corian and metal.
The artist has a line of objects in blown crystal and furniture in flat glass, wood and a line of upholstered furniture.
Her choice of basic geometric shapes gives rise to minimalist, timeless objects and furniture
During the 1970s, he took part in regular courses and study groups taught by artists Anna Bella Geiger, Frederico de Morais, Ivan Serpa and Lygia Pape.
In 2001, she opened Estudio Jacqueline Terpins, located in São Paulo, Brazil, open to the public, where she presents her work in production, limited edition or one-off pieces.
Her experience with glass has enabled her to develop products such as perfume bottles for Giovanna Baby and Verrerie Brosse.
As a designer, she has established important partnerships with Móveis Teperman, Casa 21, Firma Casa, Riva, La Lampe, Lumini, Tok & Stok, Dpot and Luxion.
In 2017, he was part of Canal Curta!'s documentary series "Designers of Brazil", curated by Adélia Borges, in which an episode dedicated to his career was broadcast.
She has taken part in several solo and group exhibitions.
Jacqueline Terpins has also taken part in editions of SP-Arte (2016 to 2022) in the area dedicated to design. During the 2019 edition, she presented the installation Tempo, a revisit of her work from 1995, exhibited at Galeria Nara Roesler.