5 Insights into Making Paper & Art from Plants—with Artist May babcock
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About May Babcock
An artist who gives voice to waterways by turning seaweed, sediment, and plants into paper.
Rooted in hand papermaking and place, her interdisciplinary practice reconnects people to the voice of the land and waters, transforming plant fibers, seaweed, sediment, and site materials into expansive installations, organic sculptures, analog photos and prints on paper, and textured pulp paintings.
Her eco-centric artwork intersects the fields of hand papermaking, contemporary craft, book arts, ecological art, gardening, public art, community building, sculpture, installation art, printmaking, and analog photography. The artist exhibits widely, and has been the recipient of numerous artist residencies, grants, and fellowships. Babcock is a Certified Invasive Plant Manager and a Master Gardener.
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