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Stephanie Hubbard art studio
 

about

Stephanie Hubbard is an interdisciplinary artist and landscape architect based in Ojai, California. Her work explores the balance between structure and spontaneity, layering organic forms with line and pattern that suggest intentional order within nature's wildness. Shaped by early connections to the natural world and education in landscape architecture, she brings a unique perspective to her compositions. Her current work combines environmental concern with reverence and hope, reflecting her lifelong practice of seeking pattern and meaning in the world around her.

Stephanie was a recent 2024-2025 artist in residence at Taft Gardens and Nature Preserve in Ojai, California. Her installation is featured in the Santa Barbara Independent article “We Are Part of Something Bigger," found here.

Her work is also featured in Ojai Discover Monthly Magazine, pages 12-15 found here.

Thank you @stillgalleryojai for hosting a fantastic opening last night! I’m honored to be showing my work alongside such a talented group of women: @lulushermanstudio, @em_thomas_maharry and @jojoaldersonart. It was truly a magical evening that
So honored to exhibit at Still Gallery’s new space with such a talented group of female artists! Feel free to swing by if you’re in the area. On view Nov-Jan @stillgalleryojai
What a weekend! Open studios was amazing – nothing beats meeting new people and catching up with friends. I forgot to take photos of visitors, so here are some of the space before the storm. The pre-event studio deep clean? Less fun. But now
New work exploring the topography and cross-section of Ojai’s Topatopa mountain range - rendered on paper and fabric. These pieces draw more directly from my landscape architecture background, bridging the technical with creative freedom. Ope
So excited to be back in the studio after an incredible summer reconnecting with friends and family! The creative energy is flowing as I dive into new explorations on fabric, paper, and canvas. This piece is an abstraction of local topography, one o
Detail from my “Oak Woodland” painting alongside captures from @taftgardens and Nature Preserve. Native Coast Live Oaks create the perfect canopy over golden grasslands - a classic mid-coast California scene that never gets old. There&rs
There’s something magical about maps - they’re like little doorways that help us feel connected to places. This piece layers topography over abstract colors that hint at the elevations. I love exploring that sweet spot between literal
Obsessed with how the light transforms these fabric panels throughout the day! The intent was to make parts transparent to connect with the landscape beyond, but nature has other plans... Sometimes the light angle makes them completely opaque, othe