Madison Boeder is a visual artist working with large-scale painting and installation, using paint, wood, glass, and found materials to explore protection, inheritance, and instability. Her work draws on intuitive processes and symbolic imagery, often incorporating natural forms and spiritual references to examine how individuals create shelter physically, emotionally, and spiritually within uncertain environments.

Boeder holds a BFA with a minor in Art History from the Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design, graduating cum laude, and previously studied Art Education at Chicago State University. Their work has been exhibited in group exhibitions throughout the Midwest, including MIAD Gallery, VAR Gallery, Gray Area Gallery, the Thelma Sadoff Center for the Arts, and outdoor venues. As well as the Lexington Art League in Kentucky. She is currently an artist in residence with Plum Blossom Initiative’s Bridge Work 11.