Although born and raised in the Midwest, Susan Lenz has always
traveled, spending much time in Austria, England, and Italy. These
experiences have been translated into a love of textiles, textures, and
cultural diversity. Susan's now lives in Columbia, South Carolina and
has both a home studio for 3D sculptural and installation work, and a
fiber art studio at Gallery 80808/Vista Studios.
She has studied under several internationally renowned fiber artists and been juried into numerous national and international exhibits. Susan’s work has been featured in solo shows all over the United States. She has been awarded four art residencies, several Best of Show ribbons, and has had work featured on television and in print.
Generally using needle and thread for self-expression, Susan works to articulate the accumulated memory inherent in discarded things. She seeks a partnership with her materials, their purposes, values, and familiar associations. Memory, universal mortality, and personal legacy are central themes. Vintage and recycled materials are combined with meticulous handwork. Susan is drawn to textiles for their tactile qualities and often makes work that is meant to touch and be touched.
WEBSITE: http://www.susanlenz.com/
E-MAIL: mouse_house@prodigy.net
BLOG: http://artbysusanlenz.blogspot.com/
She has studied under several internationally renowned fiber artists and been juried into numerous national and international exhibits. Susan’s work has been featured in solo shows all over the United States. She has been awarded four art residencies, several Best of Show ribbons, and has had work featured on television and in print.
Generally using needle and thread for self-expression, Susan works to articulate the accumulated memory inherent in discarded things. She seeks a partnership with her materials, their purposes, values, and familiar associations. Memory, universal mortality, and personal legacy are central themes. Vintage and recycled materials are combined with meticulous handwork. Susan is drawn to textiles for their tactile qualities and often makes work that is meant to touch and be touched.
WEBSITE: http://www.susanlenz.com/
E-MAIL: mouse_house@prodigy.net
BLOG: http://artbysusanlenz.blogspot.com/
Alyah (2012) 25" x 19"
Anonymous (2011) 49" x 47"
Handed Down (2011) 47" x 44"
My Bluegrass Roots I (detail) (2012) 45.5" x 35"
Skirt! Is a Rebel (2012) Framed: 28" x 18"
Stained Glass XXVII (2013) Framed: 64" x 24"
The Canopy (2012) 12' x 10' x 18'
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