My wall sculpture Wire Lace Relationship was selected to participate in SFVACC/SCORE’s juried exhibit: H x W x D – Celebrating 3D Art!

I created this piece as part of my Remnant Bodies, an ongoing series of small to medium sized hand-woven soft sculptures. Frequently made from leftover pieces of cast-off or remnant materials, the works range from lap to palm sized and are made from a variety of pliable materials such as cotton, plastic, vintage lace, and suede. The size of each piece is directly related to the quantity of material available.

The remnant material for this sculpture is from my great aunt, Ruth Janecke, an artist in her own right. When she passed away she left many many many materials for art and craft making. She not only painted with a variety of media on canvas and paper, but she made china dolls, their clothes and accessories. Her basement was her home studio and she used it well leaving it full of many amazing works of art and crafts when she passed away 30 years ago. My first oil paints and brushes came from her basement at the beginning of my own art journey.

Wire Lace Relationship, 2009, antique trim, 8x14x5

Visit www.sfvacc.org any time between Tuesday June 1, 2021 and Wednesday, June 30, 2021 to view the exhibit. This will be exclusively an online exhibit.

AND Mark your calendar to join us for a Zoom Reception Saturday, June 5, 2021, 5:00-7:00 pm PST.
Reception Zoom Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89283105571

I look forward to seeing you there! Thank you for supporting my work and the arts.

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