This NEW WORK has been cooking for a minute - I'm proud to finally share it with you!
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Introducing my Tulips design! Composed of three repeating modules, this artwork folds and undulates to create a layered, dimensional surface.
 
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Tulips explores how modular organic forms created with noise absorptive materials can serve the dual purpose of adding beauty to a space while also reducing volume and increasing accessibility.
 
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Shown here in acoustic wool felt, Tulips can also be created using leather. This incredibly diverse design is suitable for numerous spatial applications.
 
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It can be mounted to backerboard(s) (as shown above) or mounted directly to the wall and/or ceiling (shown below).
 
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Tulips may also be created using a single piece of material, yielding a three dimensional continuous pattern.
 
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The reverse side is equally intriguing.
 
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Also new is Furl - here shown using exquisite blue/green Italian leathers provided graciously by Pavoni for my sculptural explorations (Thanks Alan!)
 
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A short history: This artwork was developed during a design session with Emily from And Other Works. Upon realizing that this material was too thin to use for my original leather Curls design, we collaborated in an impromptu workshop to develop a modified design which complements the material thickness.
Within a couple of hours we had a design solution.
 
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The Furl shapes demonstrate movement, flexibility, and rhythm. Each element connects to neighboring forms using metal studs, creating a tactile sculptural composition showcasing texture, shadow, and material depth.
 
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I love that the visual texture of the forms matches that experience upon physical touch.
 
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These two designs are AVAILABLE NOW as custom productions for your project.
 
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I will be showcasing these two new pieces of artwork, along with many others at Neocon, the nation’s premier annual interior design tradeshow from June 8th-10th. 
My MASSIVE booth is at 7-2002, and is sponsored by ArtLifting, a wonderful art agency who works exclusively with artists who’ve experienced disabilities. Many thanks to them for believing in me and promoting my artwork from very early on in my career!
 
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My Neocon booth planning model is shown above with dimensions and notes
 
By special request and in preparation for this important event, I’ve prepared a LOOK BOOK of my sculptural artwork for a quick glance at my best offerings.
 
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You can access this document by clicking the link below! Printed copies are also available upon request.
 
Are you attending Neocon this year? Come visit my booth at 7-2002 and/or lets plan to enjoy a meal together! Or better yet, consider signing up for my workshop! We’ll be creating free-form paper sculptures 👀
 
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Thank you so much for following my artistic journey! Your enthusiasm for my creative pursuits makes the hustle and bustle of creative entrepreneurship all worthwhile.
 
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Eliza
 
 
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