Jeri Treadwell is a contemporary artist distinguished for her breathtaking, emotionally resonant, and highly exclusive one-of-a-kind works. Her art transcends traditional boundaries, offering collectors a rare fusion of visual beauty and profound spiritual depth.
 
A gifted artist from an early age, Jeri’s talent was recognized and cultivated through years of dedicated practice and encouragement. She refined her craft academically at Delaware State University, where she graduated cum laude with a Bachelor of Science in Art Business. Her work quickly garnered attention for its technical excellence and expressive power.
 
Jeri’s work has since been exhibited in many places in the United States and featured in select international and philanthropic settings.
 In 2007, her work was showcased at Rocketown in Nashville, marking a notable moment in her expanding presence. Her collectors include figures within the music industry and respected global faith leaders, among them Crystal Lewis and Bill Hamon.
 
In addition to her fine art practice, Jeri illustrated a pioneering children’s intercessory prayer coloring book in 2016, further reflecting the spiritual dimension that informs her work.
Her business “New Dimensions by Jeri”actively engages with the community by using art as a tool for empowerment, education, and connection. Supporting youth by providing college scholarships and partnering with organizations that serve at-risk children, helping to create pathways for growth and opportunity.
Jeri's greatest joy in life is her faith and her family which includes her loving and supportive husband of more than 3 decades, her stellar adult children and precious grandchildren as well as her extended family which is an exceptional foundation of devoted love and support for her.

Her portfolio is defined by rarity, intentionality, and a commitment to creating pieces that are not only visually compelling but enduring in meaning—works that are collected, experienced, and remembered.
 
Artist Statement
 
“Imagine a world without artistic expression… it is simply impossible. Such a world would deny the Creator—the origin of all authentic artistry.”
— Jeri Treadwell