“I believe that by choosing to disregard the conventional rules for a material, I can work with complete creative freedom.”

Explore A Reboot of Tradition

Porcelain became my material of choice for its smooth, creamy texture — some liken it to brick cream cheese.

I began with the encaustic wax method referred to as "accretion," achieved by repeatedly brush-stroking hot wax over my form to create a sculptural surface.

I was completing a sculpture when I noticed a handful of reed resting on my studio shelf. It was the perfect material to resolve the sculpture.

My forms and materials are a reboot of traditions: knitting, woven wall hangings, vessels from metal, wood, clay.

Current & Upcoming Exhibitions

October 3, 2025

Thomas Deans Fine Art

Atlanta, Georgia

October 17, 2025

Mason Fine Art

Atlanta, Georgia

October 17, 2025

The CAMP Gallery

Miami, Florida

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May I introduce you to “Regal” 9”H x12”W x12”W. Her humble pauper beginnings of factory discard dressmaker pattern tissue and weaving mill end fiber came together in my studio and were crowned with vintage inspired glass
Say HELLO to “Fred” 17”H x8”W x8”W. Made entirely from salvaged materials down to its cardboard support stand. Finger knit strands of factory discard dressmaker pattern tissue become the vessel body. The colorful cords a
“Gotta Dance” 21”H x19”W x12”D, finger knit factory discard dressmaker’s pattern tissue, hooked salvaged mulch baling cords and stitched end use weaving mill factory fibers. Yes, I had to dance where I could-in my
New work @ThomasDeansFineArt Miami Circle-Atlanta. Rooted in Nature:@EileenBraunArt @laurenbettyart @christinekosibasculpture @elisethomason.artist @traceylanestudio Through November 1st
So, so VERY thrilled to be included in The CAMP Gallery TEXTILE EXHIBITION which opened this past Friday October 17th! I have THREE works included in this incredible diverse group exhibition of talented artists. Fabulous caring gallery staff dedicate
Such great evening last night. Thank you to all my friends who came to celebrate my solo exhibition at Mason Fine Arts and Events. Candace and Kati did fabulous job installing my work Extraordinary feeling to see it all hung. @markmasonfineart
@EileenBraunArt . I found a box of white factory discard dressmaker’s pattern tissue stowed away in my studio. It is no longer available in white. And I have just sourced salvaged colored agricultural cording, used to bale animal feed-each colo
My New England roots must be showing, in that I enjoy a “good cup of tea” but only if it has been brewed in a well prepared teapot. None of that bag in cup of microwaved water for me. Thus my fixation in sculptural teapot years…. T
My Father Was A Shriner, teapot.2006. Another ceramic sculpture I could never part with. Inspired by my father’s Shriner hat-which he allowed me-when I was an especially good little girl-to wear. His hat, now in my possession, a cherished famil
I took one ceramics class as an undergraduate and for unknown reasons HATED working in clay. Must be why I made the tongue sticking out as a gesture of defiance ? There is a mouth and tongue on 2 sides- it was a set of 3-4 canisters. I save just thi