PEGGY WIEDEMANN

As a contemporary fiber artist, Peggy uses a wide variety of materials to weave one-of-a-kind sculptural baskets. Natural elements such as pine needles, grasses, and waxed linen thread are coiled to produce these superb vessels. Her imagination and professional craftsmanship create unique art pieces that stretch the imagination and react with the senses. Peggy is a graduate of the Univeristy of California, Los Angeles with a degree in Fine Arts. She has an extensive exhibition history in the United States and Peggy is well represented in museums, galleries, and private collections.

A Child’s Imagination

Pine needles, rag cordage from India, Irish waxed linen, antiqued wheels, paper cordage, old

paper gum wrappers, found objects

27”h x 32" x 24”

Fourteen Brushes

Used paint brushes, cordage, Irish waxed linen, wire, fabric, paper, bird nest, bottle caps, Japanese stamps, found objects

12”h x 36” x 2”

Inside Out

Rag cordage, wire containers, Irish waxed linen, fabric, beads

11”h x 2” x 2” each of 3 pieces

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