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Susan McGehee
Susan McGehee is a weaver who has recently abandoned the limp
web of fiber for a more durable medium: metal recycled from the
aerospace industry. Incorporating traditional weaving techniques and
patterns, she uses a computerized 16-harness dobby loom to weave
lightweight pieces that seem to float on the wall or in space.
McGehee's work includes sculptural wire kimonos that are created
from bronze or stainless steel screening, which are then embellished
with electronic odds and ends, residual scraps of wire left over
from weavings, and an eclectic variety of found treasures. |