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  1. Denise by Denise Shapiro, Image 1.

    Denise Shapiro

    Denise, 2022

    Mixed Media

    37 x 24 x 1.5 in (93.98 x 60.96 x 3.81 cm)

  2. El Silencio de la Ciudad by Fanny Karchmer, Image 1.

    Fanny Karchmer

    El Silencio de la Ciudad, 2019

    Oil on Linen

    43 x 59 in (109.22 x 149.86 cm)

  3. Maravillas de la naturaleza by Fanny Karchmer, Image 1.

    Fanny Karchmer

    Maravillas de la naturaleza, 2017

    Creta/Temple

    47 x 47 in (119.38 x 119.38 cm)

  4. Fiber Mobile. Hanging Sculpture by Evelyn Politzer, Image 1.

    Evelyn Politzer

    Fiber Mobile. Hanging Sculpture, c. 2016

    150 "hexapuffs" hand knit with merino yarn hanging from copper wire

  5. Primavera by Fanny Karchmer, Image 1.

    Fanny Karchmer

    Primavera, 2015

    Oil on Linen

    31 x 47 in (78.74 x 119.38 cm)

  6. Caminos encontrados by Fanny Karchmer, Image 1.

    Fanny Karchmer

    Caminos encontrados

    oil

    55 x 59 in (139.7 x 149.86 cm)

  7. Lost and Found in Translation by Evelyn Politzer, Image 1.

    Evelyn Politzer

    Lost and Found in Translation

  8. Brain Synapses by Evelyn Politzer, Image 2.

    Evelyn Politzer

    Brain Synapses

    62 x 64 in (157.48 x 162.56 cm)

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About the artist

Evelyn Politzer

Evelyn Politzer, originally from Uruguay, now lives and works in Miami, Florida. After attending Law School in Montevideo, Uruguay, and moving to the United States, she pursued her passion for art. Evelyn is a 2020 recipient of the Ellies Creator Award from Oolite Arts Organization and an MFA in Visual Arts graduate from Miami International University of Art and Design. During the 2020 pandemic, Evelyn felt compelled to create a platform for others to share their textile art journey and co-founded FAMA-Fiber Artists-Miami Association- with the mission to educate and advance contemporary fiber arts.
Working with wool was only natural in her native country, where the number of sheep far exceeds the number of inhabitants. Evelyn Politzer is looking to convey nature’s plea for interconnectedness through yarn, thread, and fabric. Using traditional methods like knitting, crochet, and embroidery, Evelyn creates unconventional objects, from small 2D tapestries to monumental sculptural forms. She mainly works with hand-dyed, soft natural fibers because of their unique tactile quality that allows her to enjoy the passing of time through her sense of touch.
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