British artist Jennifer Collier remakes household objects in unusual paper fabrics constructed by bonding, waxing, trapping and stitching.
-Letter Dress, 50 x 50cm
“The papers are treated as if cloth, with the main technique employed being stitch; a contemporary twist on traditional textiles,” Collier says.
–Map SLR Camera, 12 x 14 x 8cm
“The papers themselves serve as both the inspiration and the media for my work, with the narrative of the books and papers suggesting the forms.”
Collier exhibits frequently, runs artist workshops and is recognized for works that focus on recycling as well as themes exploring the body.
– Pattern Packet Baby Shoes, 18 x 18 x 8 cm
Categories: Fiber and Paper
Canadian Art Junkie 
The typewriter is superb!
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When I first started working, it was typewriters mostly with a few computers. That’s why I agree with you: beautifully constructed and exquisitely correct!
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Now this is utterly beautiful.
The typewriter actually looks like I can typewrite on it.
The little baby shoes makes me want to nuzzle them.
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Yes, she’s quite the constructionist, isn’t she. I was as amazed as you when I saw them the first time. Thanks for your comment, especially the baby shoes one!
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She is!
You are welcome.
What I would love to see from her would be a jewelry line.
Imagine laminated/waxed paper cut out locks on neckchains or even a finely woven paper braid.
Her brooches would also be just amazing.
Or even just the household items made in mini.
A pair of the baby shoes that can be worn as earrings?
Makes me just want to get a credit card under Jed’s name.
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