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Kristen Meyer

April 29, 2021 12:03 AM \

Kristen Meyer is a multimedia artist currently residing in New Haven, Connecticut.  She has worked in floral design, interior decorating, window display and prop styling.  The prop stylist and designer uses pasta noodles, nuts, flora, rocks, crackers, stones and other common materials to create these amazing arrangements.  Her work expresses Meyer’s belief in “beauty in imperfection.”  She reveals, “I can’t go for a walk in the woods without bringing home a leaf or two or three.”

More of her work can be viewed on her website ‘Salvage Design’ and on Instagram. 

Images:  Courtesy of Kristen Meyer.

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Carolin Wanitzek

June 5, 2019 12:03 AM \

This amazing paper installation is the work of Mannheim-based scenographer and set designer, Carolin Wanitzek.  The artist specializes in crafted illustrations, window displays and stop motion props.  She constructs pieces primarily out of colored cardboard and various materials mixing craft, illustration and photography creating create her extraordinary world.

You can follow the artist on her website, Facebook, Instagram and Behance.  

Images:  Courtesy of Carolin Wanitzek.
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Shona Wilson

May 31, 2019 12:03 AM \

Australian sculptor Shona Wilson has created these intricate sculptural assemblages with found natural materials.  Her ephemeral artworks are born out of a desire to open up creatively and spiritually.  Nature is her inspiration of which she says:

“The repetitive use of Nature’s detritus brings me closer to understanding the world we share. The materials themselves are storehouses of knowledge and information. They act as ‘keys’, unlocking doors to memory, science, history and imagination… For the past 20 years my work has been an invitation to marvel and wonder at the details within nature which I have presented predominantly through sculptural assemblages.”

More of her work can be seen on her website, Facebook and Instagram.

Images:  Courtesy of Shona Wilson.
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