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Hello, A bit about me… I am a collector and a treasure hunter. A walk through the woods or along the beach will often produce armfuls of bounty in the way of sticks, twigs, leaves or seedpods, each piece igniting my creativity. I am an observer, sitting for hours watching birds and animals. Taking in their unique attributes and behavior and working these into each piece I create. My branch vessels represent a time and place not just for me but perhaps for the viewer as well. Common items composed into uncommon shapes. No two are ever alike, as in nature. The animal sculptures I create are like a snapshot of a moment, each one telling a story. When combining the animals and branches I find that their story becomes even more evident. The movement and the rawness of these pieces draw you in, keeping your attention for a moment longer. My jewelry designs are organic and fluid. I take the ridged shape of sterling rod and hand form it into soft sillowy pieces that invite you to touch. The beauty of nature inspires all the designs I create. |
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Michelle Berlin is a member of PNWS and lives in the Pacific Northwest where she finds much of her inspiration. She has studied with many powerful creative mentors and teachers and comes from a long line of artists. Berlin’s work is in private collections around the globe. |
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