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Uli Jaeger is a visual artist based in Kent/UK. Her work explores the liminal spaces where art and play meet within the context of the everyday. 

Jaeger's practice rests within the abstract and minimal, hovering between small nuances of what is and what can be. She is drawn to the overlooked and insignificant in the context of language, materiality and space.

Jaeger works with the readymade, often using humble materials such as cardboard or fabrics. Being interested in the mundane objects we share our lives with, she uses printmaking and porcelain to challenge their meaning and change their appearance.

Jaeger graduated from the University for the Creative Arts (UCA) in Canterbury with a BA (Hons) Fine Art (1st class) in 2018. Jaeger is a studio holder at Resort Studios in Margate, Kent (UK), a member of ArtCan (UK), People of Print (UK) and the Haller Akademie der Künste (Germany), and participates in the Morphé Network (UK).