Ruth Levine, a Sydney-based mixed media and textile artist and sculptor, explores textures and the perceptual responses to three-dimentional artwork. Her creative process resolves around repurposing life's ephermera, giving preloved or upcycled materials new life and transforming them into captivating sculptures and beautiful art pieces.
Ruth's art conveys her profound ethos of responsible waste management and her unwavering commitment to reducing everyday waste, enabling objects to transition gracefully into their next life as meaningful artistic expressions.
Text, recycled mediums, paper, textiles, and string are among the diverse materials employed in the exhibition. Elements such as teabags and coffee filters are upcycled and embody the cherished moments spent conversing over a warm cup, while discarded they find new life as art on paper.
"Emergence, long platter" is created with paper, string, felt, denim, cotton and measures 1060mmL x 350mmW x 150mm
