


"These objects are a botanical specimen collection, focusing on isolated details such as leaves, berries, or pods. Multiples and contrasting textures are explored in response to natural forms. Elements are layered/clustered for their tactile quality, visual stimulation and the comfort of repetition. Through shape and surface the works reference nature, while the controlling element of man appears in the stems/branches. The scale of the objects invites close inspection and raises questions as to the origin of these species. By combining natural references with controlled forms I catalog my personal nature. " - Sarah Obrecht
To see more of her work go to http://www.cervinihaas.com/metal/sarah-obrecht/
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