Perrine’s artwork includes sculpture, garden structures, artist books and handwoven pieces.
“ I grew up on a farm and have always spent a lot of time outdoors, walking the fields and woods near home,” Perrine said in a release about the exhibit. “I try to use methods and materials to reflect the connection I feel toward the natural environment.
“I use traditional fiber art techniques to fix materials together creating sculpture, 2-D imagery and wearable art. Besides renewable plant and animal fiber, I collect and repurpose recycled and found objects. I advocate for the arts and develop inclusive community art making projects.”
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