CONTEMPORARY ART IN FIBER- MAKING THE IMAGINATION REAL
An unusual use of fiber combines painting and digital media.
“Fiber art has sustained my creative impulses since 1973. It is a fluid and expanding art form. I enjoy pushing the boundaries to see ‘what if’.”
Wen Redmond is a mixed media artist whose work embraces several media including digital processes, surface design, and collage. Wen delights in creating dialogue, changing your perspectives and perceptions of fiber. She works intuitively, encouraging ‘flow’, experimentation and the inner muse in her workshop participants.
Wen has created several signature techniques; Digital Fiber, Holographic Images published in Quilting Arts Magazine with an appearance on Quilting Arts TV, and Serendipity Collage Technique published in Cloth Paper Scissors Magazine. She has two Interweave DVD Workshops, Holographic Memories and Textured Digital Photographs.
“Redmond built her reputation as a textile artist. Stretching beyond that description, she’s making a mark with a new mix of medium, and a distinct look, using fabric, photo’s on cloth, stitching and found objects to create moody evocative works.” William Henderson INPROVINCETOWN, MA
"Your work always takes my breath away and makes me smile at the same time!" Beth Wheeler
Wen’s work has been in galleries, juried, solo, and invitational shows including an invitation to The Museum of AQS Paducah, KY 1986, Quilt National, Art Quilt Elements, Visions,CA, Fiber Directions, Fiber Philadelphia, Columbia University, NYC, Rubin Gallery, Visions, Craft Boston, Niche Finalist 2008, 2010 and 2013, Dinner at Eight's IQF, and in private and public collections.
Her work has been included many publications including, 500 Art Quilts Lark Book, 1000 Artisan Textiles Book, Studio Quilt State of the Art, Ink Aid Website, SAQA Journal, Quilt Visions CA, Surface Design Journal, Innovative Digital Fiber Images, Fiber Arts Magazine, Crafts Report, and her first article in International Quilters Magazine, 1986.
Please visit my Small Works Gallery- UpLIFTMeNTs --here
“Art enables us to find ourselves and lose ourselves at the same time.” ~ Thomas Merton
An unusual use of fiber combines painting and digital media.
“Fiber art has sustained my creative impulses since 1973. It is a fluid and expanding art form. I enjoy pushing the boundaries to see ‘what if’.”
Wen Redmond is a mixed media artist whose work embraces several media including digital processes, surface design, and collage. Wen delights in creating dialogue, changing your perspectives and perceptions of fiber. She works intuitively, encouraging ‘flow’, experimentation and the inner muse in her workshop participants.
Wen has created several signature techniques; Digital Fiber, Holographic Images published in Quilting Arts Magazine with an appearance on Quilting Arts TV, and Serendipity Collage Technique published in Cloth Paper Scissors Magazine. She has two Interweave DVD Workshops, Holographic Memories and Textured Digital Photographs.
“Redmond built her reputation as a textile artist. Stretching beyond that description, she’s making a mark with a new mix of medium, and a distinct look, using fabric, photo’s on cloth, stitching and found objects to create moody evocative works.” William Henderson INPROVINCETOWN, MA
"Your work always takes my breath away and makes me smile at the same time!" Beth Wheeler
Wen’s work has been in galleries, juried, solo, and invitational shows including an invitation to The Museum of AQS Paducah, KY 1986, Quilt National, Art Quilt Elements, Visions,CA, Fiber Directions, Fiber Philadelphia, Columbia University, NYC, Rubin Gallery, Visions, Craft Boston, Niche Finalist 2008, 2010 and 2013, Dinner at Eight's IQF, and in private and public collections.
Her work has been included many publications including, 500 Art Quilts Lark Book, 1000 Artisan Textiles Book, Studio Quilt State of the Art, Ink Aid Website, SAQA Journal, Quilt Visions CA, Surface Design Journal, Innovative Digital Fiber Images, Fiber Arts Magazine, Crafts Report, and her first article in International Quilters Magazine, 1986.
Please visit my Small Works Gallery- UpLIFTMeNTs --here
“Art enables us to find ourselves and lose ourselves at the same time.” ~ Thomas Merton
