In her art, she investigates the formation and historical dissemination of cultural constructs. She illuminates nature and technology, their interrelationships, and contradictions, and combines them in a kind of microcosm that unites all aspects of the macrocosm. The artist allows her ecological awareness, her interest in natural sciences, philosophy, and literature to flow into her works. To this end, the artist uses modern technology to reproduce a heightened experience of the landscape. She addresses our subjective and direct experience of how we can perceive our surroundings.

Neudecker’s works are exhibited internationally, including at biennials in Japan and Australia. She has been honoured with several international prizes and scholarships. Since 1993, the artist has taught at various universities in Great Britain, Germany, Canada, and Sweden. In 2017 to 2018 she is working as a scholarship holder at CERN on a project that combines art and science.