ABOUT THE WORK:
My work begins with natural patterns, shapes, and movements, while incorporating a visual language of form and emotions. Natural processes simultaneously demonstrate building while deconstructing; tending while sabotaging; peace and conflict. People and all of nature navigate a delicate and difficult balance in nurturing and growth.
Formerly focused on functional work, my recent work has been an exploration of visual language and form through vessels and wall art. I work in a variety of materials including polymer clay, wood, copper, pewter, wire, and paint.
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Margaret has a Bachelors of Fine Art from Carnegie Mellon University, has studied botanical illustration, been a Master Gardener, and has been an avid runner for 30 years.
She currently lives in Maryland with her husband of 20 years, twin daughters, two loveable mutts, and eight chickens.
SELECTED PUBLICATIONS & EXHIBIT FEATURES:
My work begins with natural patterns, shapes, and movements, while incorporating a visual language of form and emotions. Natural processes simultaneously demonstrate building while deconstructing; tending while sabotaging; peace and conflict. People and all of nature navigate a delicate and difficult balance in nurturing and growth.
Formerly focused on functional work, my recent work has been an exploration of visual language and form through vessels and wall art. I work in a variety of materials including polymer clay, wood, copper, pewter, wire, and paint.
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Margaret has a Bachelors of Fine Art from Carnegie Mellon University, has studied botanical illustration, been a Master Gardener, and has been an avid runner for 30 years.
She currently lives in Maryland with her husband of 20 years, twin daughters, two loveable mutts, and eight chickens.
SELECTED PUBLICATIONS & EXHIBIT FEATURES:
