Desire Line Study - Mixed Media

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Woman Owned

Sustainable

Reclaimed Materials

Recycled Materials

Made In USA

Natural Materials

Dimensions	Weight
20H x 16W x 1D in 50.8H x 40.64W x 2.54D cm	4.54 kg 10 lb

Handformed recycled paper with knit lace inclusions. Coated in Graphite, waxed and burnished.

14" x 11"

The lace area of the design is open through the piece.

Currently mounted on archival board in a 20" x 16" wood gallery frame with museum acrylic.

Category: Mixed Media

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Item Desire Line Study

Created by Jennifer M

As seen in Creator's Studio, Savannah, GA

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Meet the Creator

Jennifer M

Savannah, GA

Wescover creator since 2019

Nature inspired, process driven contemporary textiles

Jennifer is a Savannah based fiber artist, educator and independent curator whose work explores the mutability of the natural world and humanity’s relationship with it. Jennifer’s work has been exhibited throughout the United States and has been published in 500 Felt Objects from Lark Books, Worldwide Colours of Felt from Textile-link and Dimensional Cloth from Schiffer Publishing. She has participated in residencies in Paducah, KY, Montgomery, AL, and at Society for Contemporary Craft in Pittsburgh, PA.

In addition to her studio practice Jennifer teaches full time. She is a founder of Sulfur Studios in Savannah, GA, and she served as treasurer of Arts Southeast from 2022 - 2025.

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