My chosen media are oil, watercolor, acrylic and mixed media assemblage. I have worked over twenty five years developing innovative and thought provoking art.  I like to bridge the boundaries between abstraction and representation transforming life's experiences through my unique visual language.  I want to create new meanings from the everyday milieu, and capture the viewer's imagination. My work is rich in content that relates to the world of people, places and things.  This synthesis of a multifaceted visual world is a reflection of my lifetime of travel from childhood to the present day.  Creative growth and evolution are the experiences that drive my lifelong passion for visual art and its power to enrich the human experience.

I have taught art to ages kindergarten to adult and have presented lectures and spoken on art related topics at U of IL Chicago, U of IL, Champaign, the Art Institute of Chicago AVIC Program , Algonquin Public Art Commission and other venues.

See a story about Jeanine Hill-Soldner and her art on Public Television

Jeanine Hill-Soldner was featured on the PBS Syndicated program "Real Simple" on June 23, 2007  Click here for more details

"This was ... an artist and a daughter dealing with a loss and dealing with something that resonates across the country"   Ilene Richardson, Executive Producer of "Real Simple", A Syndicated PBS show that profiled Jeanine Hill-Soldner