Jane Georges
- Jan 18, 2017
- 1 min read
Jane Georges is a contemporary installation artist, painter, designer, and visioneer hailing from the midwest, calling Chicago her home since 2005. Through experimentation with curious and nostalgic non-traditional fibers, textures, objects of nature, lights, and colors, Jane documents memory, creates social experiments, and observes processes of change. She creates artworks and spaces of retreat through repetitive and therapeutic layering and weaving, works almost always in the moment, and gives craved attention to things often overlooked.
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Really enjoyed reading "Jane Georges", and a few points were immediately actionable for me. This fits well with A full green background page for chroma-key practice and. Definitely bookmarking this one.
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