Fiber sculpture

Judith Scott was a fiber artist who overcame immense obstacles throughout her life, only to be made stronger and more creatively-driven by them.

Zena Holloway is an underwater photographer, maker and material innovator, growing and crafting artefacts from grass root. She collaborates with nature to grow sustainable root structures that strive to explore our relationship with the ocean and embody the dream of organic design.

My Creative Workbook

Interwoven Strength is the online exhibition of students who participated in Clarissa Callesen's Creating With Courage online course. www.fibreartstaketwo.com/courses/clarissacallesen

Echoing coral, cells, and the contours of the female body, Ghizlane Sahli stitches sculptural embroideries that curve and arch in shapely forms. The voluptuous works are part of what the Marrakech-based artist terms The Aveoles, a series made from plastic bottle caps interlaced with thread. With a background in architecture, Sahli shares that she “is always concerned by space and volume,” two components that manifest in myriad ways throughout her three-dimensional works. More

From December through January, I was invited to participate in an exhibition at the Mills Gallery with 8 other artists from my studio building. The show was a bit unusual as it meant to show the creative process of each artist instead of finished work. I was reluctant to participate at first; I thought that one can be in a rather vulnerable place when creating and to put yourself on the public square at that time could be a bit scary and inhibiting. On the other hand, Debra Olin, who curated…

Loops of colors brings versatility by adapting this piece as sculpture or wall art. Thanks to its flexibility you can even create a new way to display the loops. See more imagines for ideas example. DETAILS: • 100% raw cotton • Wool yarn • Size 27ft x H 2’’ * Please note that due to monitor differences, actual colors may vary slightly from what appears online.

The work of Kiyomi Iwata appears as delicate as butterfly wings — but to endure, her materials, such as silk organza, must be girded with stronger stuff: aluminum, copper and brass mesh.