fiber art

As an artist, my goal is to weave tapestries that lend beauty and a sense of quiet to the places they inhabit. Where some of my pieces reflect an inner call for peace, other works may address the intensifying discord in our world. Regardless of the inspiration for an individual tapestry, my hope is that they ultimately reflect a sense of optimism. 

I’ve been told that the weight, line and balance in my pieces reflect an architect’s sensibility. Feeling that often less is more, my designs are intentionally spare, exploring rhythm and asymmetry in bold compositions.

Weaving attracts me for its simplicity: two opposing sets of threads twining together to create a whole. Working at the loom provides me the opportunity to sit in the stillness of my thoughts, allowing my hands to think.

I earned my Bachelor of Arts, Cum Laude in Social Anthropology from Harvard University, studying art there as well as at The Art Institute of Chicago and Haystack Mountain School of Crafts. Combining my interests in anthropology and art, I find myself especially drawn to weaving’s cultural universality.

EDUCATION

• BA, Cum Laude, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA

• The Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago, IL

• Haystack Mountain School of Crafts, Deer Isle, ME

• Cambridge Center for Adult Education, Cambridge, MA

Contact Info:

phone: 415.235.8245

email: sue@sueweil.com

website: www.sueweil.com 

Facebook: @SueWeil.FiberArt

Instagram: @SueWeilArt

studio hours: TBD and by Appointment