Cindy Hsu Zell shares her newest tabletop forms and hanging wall sculptures with us in her Los Angeles studio.
“I am respectful of the quantity and quality of work I put out into the world. Each piece is meant to last and is made through a process that is slow, small, and intentional.”
“My technique for spinning rope is a careful and meditative process that results in a contrast between the softness of the fibers and the tension required to hold it together.”
“My approach to art stems from a love of nature and movement as well as a deep curiosity about form, texture, and minimalism.”
“My work embraces interaction, touch, and the spirit of the handmade.”
RF Alvarez talks about the specific histories of the natural pigments he used to paint his figurative series 'Elegy'.
Stacey Beach talks about her textile-focused practice, the history of decorative art, and her thoughts on how fashion, design, and art are always in conversation.