Finding inspiration from rural surroundings such as simple shapes of soil lines in a field, water currents, and the natural pigments in wildflowers, Romine creates abstract landscapes from paper and botanical materials by using a variety of fiber art methods. The work is fabricated through heavily process-driven steps of repetition—collecting, cutting, piecing, gluing, and steaming. The compositions range from atmospheric prints to sculptural pieces that become accumulative, rhythmic, drifting and ultimately dream-like.
“I view these creations as metaphorical landscapes that emphasize the ephemeral beauty in nature and question humanity’s relationship with its changing environment.”
Carmen Romine: Paper and Printed Landscapes
Finding inspiration from rural surroundings such as simple shapes of soil lines in a field, water currents, and the natural pigments in wildflowers, Romine creates abstract landscapes from paper and botanical materials by using a variety of fiber art methods. The work is fabricated through heavily process-driven steps of repetition—collecting, cutting, piecing, gluing, and steaming. The compositions range from atmospheric prints to sculptural pieces that become accumulative, rhythmic, drifting and ultimately dream-like.
“I view these creations as metaphorical landscapes that emphasize the ephemeral beauty in nature and question humanity’s relationship with its changing environment.”
Artist
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Carmen Romine
Schedule
Opening Reception October 14
- 5p - 8p
- Opening Reception
