Mimi Graminski
Flora and Fauna, 2024
Organza fabric, thread, canvas, straight pins 14"x14"x6"
This work began with an intuitive process-cutting and sewing organza fabric into shapes that at first seemed to correspond to organs in the body-lungs, kidneys, intestines, stomach. It reflected my study of the body in Chi Kung (ancient /Chinese yoga). Upon further reflection I realized the forms were also inspired by my many walks in the woods where vines, trees, plant life are woven together into a live tapestry. The body's organs and those of the forest related and inextricably linked.
Mimi Graminski
Ricochet, 2025
Organza fabric, thread 10"x14"x14"
This work began with an intuitive process-cutting and sewing organza fabric into shapes that at first seemed to correspond to organs in the body-lungs, kidneys, intestines, stomach. It reflected my study of the body in Chi Kung (ancient /Chinese yoga). Upon further reflection I realized the forms were also inspired by my many walks in the woods where vines, trees, plant life are woven together into a live tapestry. The body's organs and those of the forest related and inextricably linked.
Mimi Graminski
Snow Day, 2025
Organza fabric, thread 24"x20"x6"
This work began with an intuitive process-cutting and sewing organza fabric into shapes that at first seemed to correspond to organs in the body-lungs, kidneys, intestines, stomach. It reflected my study of the body in Chi Kung (ancient /Chinese yoga). Upon further reflection I realized the forms were also inspired by my many walks in the woods where vines, trees, plant life are woven together into a live tapestry. The body's organs and those of the forest related and inextricably linked.
Mimi Graminski
Object, 2025
Organza fabric, thread 8"x18"x12"
This work began with an intuitive process-cutting and sewing organza fabric into shapes that at first seemed to correspond to organs in the body-lungs, kidneys, intestines, stomach. It reflected my study of the body in Chi Kung (ancient /Chinese yoga). Upon further reflection I realized the forms were also inspired by my many walks in the woods where vines, trees, plant life are woven together into a live tapestry. The body's organs and those of the forest related and inextricably linked.
Mimi Graminski
Sculpture 1, 2025
Organza fabric, thread 10"x16""x12"
This work began with an intuitive process-cutting and sewing organza fabric into shapes that at first seemed to correspond to organs in the body-lungs, kidneys, intestines, stomach. It reflected my study of the body in Chi Kung (ancient /Chinese yoga). Upon further reflection I realized the forms were also inspired by my many walks in the woods where vines, trees, plant life are woven together into a live tapestry. The body's organs and those of the forest related and inextricably linked.
Mimi Graminski
Bellies, 2024-2025
Organza fabric, thread, pins, foam core 20"x36"x36"
This work began with an intuitive process-cutting and sewing organza fabric into shapes that at first seemed to correspond to organs in the body-lungs, kidneys, intestines, stomach. It reflected my study of the body in Chi Kung (ancient /Chinese yoga). Upon further reflection I realized the forms were also inspired by my many walks in the woods where vines, trees, plant life are woven together into a live tapestry. The body's organs and those of the forest related and inextricably linked.
Mimi Graminski
Framed, 2024-2025
Organza fabric, thread 42"x22"x8"
This work began with an intuitive process-cutting and sewing organza fabric into shapes that at first seemed to correspond to organs in the body-lungs, kidneys, intestines, stomach. It reflected my study of the body in Chi Kung (ancient /Chinese yoga). Upon further reflection I realized the forms were also inspired by my many walks in the woods where vines, trees, plant life are woven together into a live tapestry. The body's organs and those of the forest related and inextricably linked.
Mimi Graminski
Circle Heart, 2024-2025
Organza fabric, thread 36"x25"x3"
This work began with an intuitive process-cutting and sewing organza fabric into shapes that at first seemed to correspond to organs in the body-lungs, kidneys, intestines, stomach. It reflected my study of the body in Chi Kung (ancient /Chinese yoga). Upon further reflection I realized the forms were also inspired by my many walks in the woods where vines, trees, plant life are woven together into a live tapestry. The body's organs and those of the forest related and inextricably linked.
Mimi Graminski
Object of My Affecction, 2024-2025
Organza fabric, thread Variable
This work began with an intuitive process-cutting and sewing organza fabric into shapes that at first seemed to correspond to organs in the body-lungs, kidneys, intestines, stomach. It reflected my study of the body in Chi Kung (ancient /Chinese yoga). Upon further reflection I realized the forms were also inspired by my many walks in the woods where vines, trees, plant life are woven together into a live tapestry. The body's organs and those of the forest related and inextricably linked.
Mimi Graminski
Thicket, 2024-2025
Organza fabric, thread Variable
This work began with an intuitive process-cutting and sewing organza fabric into shapes that at first seemed to correspond to organs in the body-lungs, kidneys, intestines, stomach. It reflected my study of the body in Chi Kung (ancient /Chinese yoga). Upon further reflection I realized the forms were also inspired by my many walks in the woods where vines, trees, plant life are woven together into a live tapestry. The body's organs and those of the forest related and inextricably linked.
