revisit earlier works by Sienna
artist portraits by Joy masi
exhibition statement
‘Ethereal Grounds’ invites viewers into a world where textile sculpture and nature coalesce, embodying the intricate beauty of abstract landscapes through the lens of color, texture, and sustainability. This exhibition showcases a stunning array of sculptural artworks crafted from secondhand clothing and plant fibers that reflect a deep-rooted ecological consciousness.
Through the visual language of abstract landscapes, ‘Ethereal Grounds’ encourages reflection on our connection to the environment, inspiring visitors to appreciate the delicate balance between creation and conservation. Discover a realm where art, nature, and sustainability intertwine in a celebration of the ever-changing beauty of our world.
about the artist
is an internationally recognized sculptor and fiber artist, constructing her work through alternative material manipulation blended with traditional textile techniques. As a vegan artist, she uses plant-based, recycled, and upcycled materials to ensure her work has a minimal impact on our magnificent planet.
Sienna has exhibited her unique work internationally in gallery and museum exhibitions—including in Seoul, Rome, New York City, Chicago, Miami, and Philadelphia. Her work is featured in major publications, including Architectural Digest, Elle Decor, House & Garden Magazine, The World of Interiors Magazine, Google Arts & Culture, and Domino Magazine. She was awarded “Sculptor of the Year” by the 2024 Singulart Awards.
Sienna’s wall sculptures can be found in public and private collections across the globe—including the US, Germany, Italy, Belgium, Switzerland, Portugal, UK, and France. International art museums, galleries, luxury hotels & apartments, art consulting firms, dance companies, musicians, and non-profit organizations have commissioned her artwork. She received a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from the Tyler School of Art at Temple University in Philadelphia, PA. Sienna is currently based in Vermont.
portrait by Koji Sese