“Colorburst Fuchsia” Paper weaving The air turns salty and

The air turns salty and you feel it

Her work has been shown in many public spaces such as Boston Museum of Fine Arts

Compact rows of Cubic Zirconia

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“Colorburst Fuchsia” Paper weaving The air turns salty andMs. Jellenik starts her process by collecting images of flowers, shells, leaves, branches, and other natural elements. She then digitally edits them to achieve a more graphic appearance. When shes happy with the composition, she prints them on hand painted, leafed paper or plain paper. Then she adds other media, such as paint, print, metal, or wax, on top. This layering creates texture that highlights her subjects and celebrates the beauty of the