Sally Rose
Maine Musings I (2021)
Media: kozo
Statement: Questions fueling my art practice are process-oriented experiments. The pandemic exaggerated the need to look to nature to hang on to some semblance of being right with the world. Natural materials such as bark, grape stems, and seaweed combined with high shrinkage pulps to form vessels that hold hope.
Maine Musings II (2021)
Media: kozo, seaweed
Statement: Questions fueling my art practice are process-oriented experiments. The pandemic exaggerated the need to look to nature to hang on to some semblance of being right with the world. Natural materials such as bark, grape stems, and seaweed combined with high shrinkage pulps to form vessels that hold hope.
Margot’s Delight (2022)
Media: abaca, grapestems
Statement: Questions fueling my art practice are process-oriented experiments. The pandemic exaggerated the need to look to nature to hang on to some semblance of being right with the world. Natural materials such as bark, grape stems, and seaweed combined with high shrinkage paper pulps to form vessels that hold hope.
Sally combined studies at the Institute of Design in Chicago with world travels before completing a BFA from Colorado State University and an MFA from Indiana University. She taught fibers and paper making for 33 years at Central Michigan University and has exhibited work nationally and in Canada, Germany, Hungary, Korea, and Switzerland.
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