26 February 2012

Susan Cutts

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Susan uses her own handmade paper working from the raw fibre using traditional European equipment and techniques.  The process of papermaking is vitally important to her work.  The complex structure of the fibres enables her to create sculptural pieces without the use of glue, stitching or armatures.
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Location: United Kingdom

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