View fullsize It’s all wrapped up now… Walk-through video of Inside the Pause exhibit available 👉 link in bio, or on my YouTube channel. Thank you for following along… it was such an amazing opportunity, definitely the highlight of 2024
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View fullsize Balancing Act 2024 cement, lead, epoxy clay, paper mache 4.5” h x 5.5” w x 6” long Held. Tossed. Punctured. Wrapped. Stacked. Currently on view 👉at the Holter Museum of Art @holtermuseum Through December 31st 2024. #sculpture
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View fullsize Thank you @alishasha for this photograph from INSIDE THE PAUSE exhibit. I love the way it highlights the rhythm + sequence of color, texture, materials in the installation. 👉At the Holter Museum of Art in Helena, Montana through December 31st 202
View fullsize One day while I was installing the exhibit at the @holtermuseum, a lovely videographer from Helena Civic TV stopped by. She wanted to learn about the exhibit and share it with the community of Helena. She wove together an 8 minute video where I t
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View fullsize November 8, - December 31, 2024 “INSIDE THE PAUSE features monochromatic sculpture and textile works by Heidi Marie Faessel. Made from salvaged and everyday materials, during the COVID -19 pandemic, this immersive exhibit explores themes of i
View fullsize It’s getting real, and I’m excited! Packing up for my solo exhibit @holtermuseum #artexhibition #art #artistslife
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View fullsize Sitting with this one awhile to decide if it’s done. I’m on the fence about the chartreuse color. I’ve realized it’s a color I encounter when I’m out exploring nature and it frequently pops into my paintings. #painting
View fullsize Recently 👉 painting, drawing, building, forest bathing, lake + sky #painting #drawing #forestbathing #summertime
View fullsize Thinking ahead to my upcoming exhibition @holtermuseum in Helena, Montana this coming November-December 2024. I submitted a proposal more than 2 years ago, that was comprised entirely of sculpture and textile works. Revisiting this painting from 2