Nisqually
Cameron Anne Mason came to fiber art through another passion, performance and installation art. She has since become an expert in a multitude of textile processes, from dyeing techniques to surface treatments and intricate stitching. Taking inspiration from her process of ice-dyeing, the sculptures showcased in Mason's The Fabric of Memory pay homage to the disappearing glaciers of Washington state.
Materials: cottons, raw silk, rayon/silk velvet, wool yarn, non-woven interfacing, cotton, rayon, and polyester threads.
Surface design techniques: gravity ice-dye, monotype, folded shibori ice-dye, low-water immersion dyeing.
