LANDMARKS
McFerran gathers plants and rocks from her home landscape and creates eco dyes on repurposed fabric. She also prints with rusted objects and assembles sculptural combinations with the elements. The works are often bound together with twine in order to connect them physically and symbolically. Culled directly from earth’s bounty, these forms remind us of our interdependence with the environment.
Found rusted arc and nail, crocheted yarn, lambs wool, thread, dried hosta leaf, dried straw, found red netting, local rocks
7”h x 29”w x 15d “
2024
Wrapped Rock with pink triangle and rusted hook, rocks, ecodyed linen remnants
16"h x 12"w x 8”d
2024
Assorted fabric remnants ecodyed and stenciled with walnut ink on screen substrate, mounted on ecodyed paper
2024
Rust printed drapery with turkey feather on wooden frame, wrapped with twine
69" h x 12"w x 10" d
2024
Rust printed drapery with turkey feather on wooden frame, wrapped with twine.
69" h x 12"w x 10" d
2024
Ecodyed (Apple tree bark) canvas, rust printed, hand stitched, found metal and white chalk marks hung from found rusted hook
28” h x 9” w
2024
Rope, dried hosta leaves, raw lambs wool, string, chestnut, ecodyed and walnut ink stained netting
24”h x 15” w
2024