At a single time, the South African-born sculptor works with hundreds of pencils cut into 2.5-centimetre sections drilled with holes. She then sews them together (yes, patience is a virtue) to create lush, seemingly fluid forms inspired by sea urchins, those small, spiny little globular critters that cover the ocean floor.
CLICK HERE to check out a gallery of Jennifer’s incredible work!
www.jennifermaestre.com
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Wow, that is so cool! The shapes looks like sea anemone meets alien! oh, and I have been reading FYB for many years, congrats with this new site!
These things look madly complicated! She must have the best patience in the world.
Looks cool though!