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Cut paper artist, maker, visual explorer

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Exploring different materials for image-making, with cut or torn papers gradually becoming the focus.

 

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Canal, mixed paper assemblage, watercolor, thread.

Waterworks

Evoking the ripple and reflectiveness of water in graphically stylized landscapes.      

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Arabesque, Variation I, photocopy assemblage

Playing with Pattern

Patterns found in nature were the start of a set of connecting motifs on 8 1/2 inch squares of black card. Soon I discovered that they offered possibilities for multiple groupings, which led to my subsequent explorations of black/white, sheer/opaque, light/shadow.

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Rips I Vertical, torn and layered paper, gouache, 14" x 17", mounted

White paper series

Different papers in different weights and whites, mixed, torn, twisted. Low-relief forms. In some pieces, reflected color adds a subtle glow.

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Dire Straits, from the Odyssey, mixed paper collage 20" x 16", framed

Story-telling

Experiments in story-telling, in magazine clip collage, cut paper dimensional assemblage, even drawing with thread.

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Felt Floral I, wall hanging, industrial wool felt, nylon gauze backing and trim, buttons, beads, bamboo rod, 22" x 65"

Fiber Art

Fabric was my first love. I painted with dye on cotton, linen or viscose. From light weaves and sheers I moved to the other end of the weight spectrum and experimented with half- inch thick industrial wool felt, cutting shapes free-hand with a utility knife and re-assembling them as wall-hangings.  

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Bamboo Fretwork

Patterns – some carried over from earlier fabric printing, some new – are digitized and fretted by CNC machine to enliven bamboo ply screens, room dividers and lanterns.      

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About Margaret

Margaret Humbert-Droz is an artist currently living in Western Massachusetts. Learn more about Margaret

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Arts & Industry Building
221 Pine Street, Suite 452
Florence, MA 01060

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