Sands of time shift beneath your toes as the waves lap at your feet. You smell the tang of the sea carried across your skin by the starlit midnight air, feel the muted roar of freight trains pounding through your blood. The static of lightning charges the atmosphere as you drink in the regular shapes of the city superimposed on the night sky. Layers of color so beautiful you are forever enchanted, drawn into the ecumenical world of Victoria Heuman. These are the forces that have inspired her to produce Jetscapes – not simply a new form of art, but creations which are more than the sum totals of their parts.

Victoria Heuman modestly credits her hometown Seattle Washington and the overwhelmingly and captivating scenery for her artistic inspirations. She’s a fan of Modern décor and architecture, yet yields an innate power of artistry, beauty, and design. She has often been described to have the ability to make everything she touches beautiful. From the paper napkin she doodles on to her daughter’s apartment décor on a casual visit. Spending most of her life as a homemaker, Victoria never hesitated to indulge herself in the arts in one form or another, from community projects to eventually opening a business in interior design. After selling a few of her art pieces used for staging, Victoria decided to focus primarily on abstract painting. Beyond her passion for painting, she still felt there was something missing in the art world. Being a collector of antiques and mid century furniture, she also appreciates the architectural and textural characteristics of a piece of art which ultimately lead to the invention of Jetscapes. Her three-dimensional, surrealistic Jetscapes are the marriage of these native abilities and developed ideals – enigmatic and intensely evocative, they push the boundaries of abstraction. Jetscapes have become a national phenomenon. It has been said that Victoria has lead modern art into a new era.