Eileen Hoffman
The Rapunzel Stories: Looking Through the Window, 2021
Mixed media on Dura-Lar, chenille stems 50"w 105"h 24"d
Rapunzel was a young girl fighting her way out of a castle that she knew was not the entirety of her world. This Brothers Grimm story beautifully illustrates the central premise of my work: to reflect on the struggles of women to be visible and seen as powerful and intelligent. The long hair of Rapunzel inspired me to create a long art object that goes as far up as it can go, past imagination.
Eileen Hoffman
The Rapunzel Stories: KnockTheTowerDown, 2020
Mixed media on Dura-Lar, chenille stems 30"w 105"h 24"d
Rapunzel was a young girl fighting her way out of a castle that she knew was not the entirety of her world. This Brothers Grimm story beautifully illustrates the central premise of my work: to reflect on the struggles of women to be visible and seen as powerful and intelligent. The long hair of Rapunzel inspired me to create a long art object that goes as far up as it can go, past imagination.
Eileen Hoffman
The Rapunzel Stories: Knitting Her Blanket, 2021
Dura-Lar, Chenile Stems, Acrylic Paint 55"w 105"h 24"d
Rapunzel was a young girl fighting her way out of a castle that she knew was not the entirety of her world. This Brothers Grimm story beautifully illustrates the central premise of my work: to reflect on the struggles of women to be visible and seen as powerful and intelligent. The long hair of Rapunzel inspired me to create a long art object that goes as far up as it can go, past imagination.
Eileen Hoffman
The Rapunzel Stories: “Maiden of the Tower “, 2020
Dura-Lar, Chenile Stems, Acrylic Paint 40"w 105"h 24"d
Rapunzel was a young girl fighting her way out of a castle that she knew was not the entirety of her world. This Brothers Grimm story beautifully illustrates the central premise of my work: to reflect on the struggles of women to be visible and seen as powerful and intelligent. The long hair of Rapunzel inspired me to create a long art object that goes as far up as it can go, past imagination.
Eileen Hoffman
The Rapunzel Stories: Let Down Your Hair, 2020
Mixed media on Dura-Lar, chenille stems 40"w 105"h 24"d
Rapunzel was a young girl fighting her way out of a castle that she knew was not the entirety of her world. This Brothers Grimm story beautifully illustrates the central premise of my work: to reflect on the struggles of women to be visible and seen as powerful and intelligent. The long hair of Rapunzel inspired me to create a long art object that goes as far up as it can go, past imagination.
Eileen Hoffman
Had Something to Say, 2018
Chenille stems, mixed media on Dura-Lar 48" x 40" x 6"
Eileen Hoffman
Hidden Story Boxes, 2019
Mixed media on Dura-Lar 52" x 34" x 5"
Eileen Hoffman
Suite of Demonstrator’s Bags, 2017
Mixed media on Dura-Lar, chenille stems 30" x 64" x 5"
Eileen Hoffman
Demonstrator’s Bag: Twill, 2019
Mixed media on Dura-Lar, chenille stems 105 x 40 x 24"
Eileen Hoffman
The Stories Remain, 2019
Chenille craft stems, mixed media on dur-a-lar 125" x 108" x 37"
