Handwoven ondulé in linen and mixed fibers, dyeing, stitching, and conté crayon
45” x 71”
$10,000
2025
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Fine weaving and it’s time-intensive nature provides a medium for exploring endurance and transformation. Elements such as aging, salt, rust, thorns and transcendence evoke a journey through hardship, where suffering may lead to wisdom or transcendence. A coalescence of these elements have inspired the series that includes Terra Feminarum.
Handwoven ondulé in mixed fibers, dyeing, stitching
21” x 36”
2025
The series including Posidonia, Ouroboros, Erasmus of Formia, and Pollen Grains explores bringing material back into itself; symbolizing completion, unity, and the cyclical nature of existence. When materials are broken down to be transformed into something higher, it is known as alchemy.
Handwoven ondulé in linen, with dyeing and stitching.
26.5” x 25”
$2,100
2025
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Handwoven ondulé in linen and paper thread, dyeing, stitching, and conté crayon
46” x 46”
$7,400
2025
Contact Amy Putansu
Sacred Erosion emerges from the reflective lens of midlife and is a response to the natural aging process of the physical and the spiritual. The title references the idea of time, pain, and decay eventually shaping something into wisdom and transcendence—like how rust transforms metal and aging refines the soul. For this series, I studied connections between essential minerals such as salt and forms of corrosion such as rust to create metaphors for impermanence, endurance, and spiritual transformation.
Handwoven ondulé in linen and mixed fibers, dyeing, embroidery, and conté crayon
41” x 44.5”
$5,500
2025
Contact New Orleans Academy of Fine Arts
Handwoven ondulé in mixed fibers with dyeing and stitching
29” x 28”
$2,850
2025
Contact Blue Spiral 1 Gallery
Handwoven ondulé in mixed fibers with dyeing and stitching
30” x 16.5”
2025