Her Childhood is Lost to Me

Materiality of Being - Sculpture & Object
Written By Jen Watts

  • Her Childhood is Lost to Me

  • Large Japanese maple broken by Hurricane Sandy, driftwood from Hudson, silk, linen, wool all dyed with cochineal, tied dyed Tarleton, organza, raffia, cowboy boots, ballet slippers, dried crystallized roses from my gardens, baby’s breath, ribbon, steel cable, cleats, driftwoods, bamboo, gravure prints, silkscreens, collage, dried ferns, paper lithography, collographs slipcovered on maple sapling, resin, paint, thread, glue, bird nests, snake skin, latex skins. 12 × 10 × 4 feet. 2025.

  • Exhibition history:
    REFUGE (solo), Art Cake Gallery, Brooklyn NY, 2026
    Singing in Unison, Part 15, Art Cake Gallery, Brooklyn NY, 2026

Jen Watts

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