Studio Claudy Jongstra
Studio Claudy Jongstra is an artist-activist atelier known for textile artworks and architectural installations using regenerative natural materials.
Last updated September 2, 2026
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Overview
Studio Claudy Jongstra is renowned worldwide for textile artworks and architectural installations that unite artistry and ecological stewardship. Since establishing the atelier in 2001, Claudy Jongstra has redefined ancient techniques of wool felting and plant-based dyeing, integrating ecological consciousness into compositions for diverse spaces. The studio collaborates with leading architects, designers, and institutions on prestigious projects, and its artworks are featured in international museum collections.
History
Claudy Jongstra established her atelier in 2001. Since then, she has redefined ancient techniques of wool felting and plant-based dyeing, integrating ecological consciousness into her compositions. The studio works collaboratively with leading architects, designers, and institutions on prestigious projects, including the U.S. Embassy in The Hague, University of Pennsylvania Van Pelt-Dietrich Library, The Barnes Foundation, Mingei International Museum, Museum De Lakenhal, International Theater Amsterdam (ITA), and Lincoln Center David Rubenstein Atrium. Her artworks are featured in private, corporate, and international art museum collections.
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