$2,500.00
Wall hanging, sculpture
Size: 24 x 16 x 4
Subjects: Climate change
Styles: Abstract, Fine Art, Minimalism, Modern
Mediums: Digital embroidery, polyester thread on polyester felt, foundry mold, plywood, Flasche paint, Styrofoam
Materials: Digital embroidery and found objects
I Can’t Help but Think About all the Sea Plastic…
In the whirling vortex of climate worry, I Can’t Help but Think About all the Sea Plastic! Part of the Neotectonic Period body of work.
[su_box title=”Susan Hensel” box_color=”#2a6bb0″] Susan Hensel is a multidisciplinary artist, with a 50+ year career, who combines a mixed media practice with embroidery across digital and manual platforms. Susan received her BFA from the University of Michigan in 1972 with a double major in painting and sculpture and a concentration in ceramics. With a history, to date, of over 200 exhibitions, more than 30 of them solo, twenty garnering awards. Above all, Hensel’s desire to communicate stories through art continues to be a powerful motivator. Hensel’s artwork is known and collected nationwide, represented in collecting libraries and museums. [/su_box]
| Weight | 10 lbs |
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| Dimensions | 30 × 19 × 7 in |
