Susan Clark
, 2022
Screen print on recycled cotton 21" x 21"
Susan Clark
Wall Hanging showcasing White Roses 2021, 2021
Mixed media featuring original silk paintings along with kimono fabric remnants and hand stitching and hand painting. 86.5 inches high, 52.5 inches wide
Susan Clark
Wall Hanging showcasing Angel’s Trumpet Flowers 2021, 2021
Mixed media featuring original silk paintings along with kimono fabric remnants and hand stitching and hand painting. 86.5 inches high, 52.5 inches wide
Susan Clark
Dahlia Chair 2021, 2021
Silk printed from my design, hand painted beech wood chair 41 inches high, 20.5 inches wide, 24.25 inches deep
Susan Clark
Folk Jacket 2021 sleeve detail, 2021
velvet, hand-painted silk lining, embroidery thread, beads Size: M
Inspired by European folk embroidered garments, I decided to make a hand embroidered jacket that paid homage to tradition. My hand-painted silk lining incorporates wolf willow and wild prairie roses. I thought often of my Grandmother, who supported her family as a seamstress in a northern SK sawmill town, while I stitched. Her family fled Seattle during the 1918 Spanish flu seeking safety in sparsely populated northern Saskatchewan.
Susan Clark
Folk Jacket 2021 back detail, 2021
velvet, hand-painted silk lining, embroidery thread, beads Size: M
Inspired by European folk embroidered garments, I decided to make a hand embroidered jacket that paid homage to tradition. My hand-painted silk lining incorporates wolf willow and wild prairie roses. I thought often of my Grandmother, who supported her family as a seamstress in a northern SK sawmill town, while I stitched. Her family fled Seattle during the 1918 Spanish flu seeking safety in sparsely populated northern Saskatchewan.
Susan Clark
Folk Jacket 2021, 2021
velvet, hand-painted silk lining, embroidery thread, beads Size: M
Inspired by European folk embroidered garments, I decided to make a hand embroidered jacket that paid homage to tradition. My hand-painted silk lining incorporates wolf willow and wild prairie roses. I thought often of my Grandmother, who supported her family as a seamstress in a northern SK sawmill town, while I stitched. Her family fled Seattle during the 1918 Spanish flu seeking safety in sparsely populated northern Saskatchewan.
Susan Clark
Le berceau de l’innovation Quilt, 2014
Painted, embellished silk quilt, embroidery, pearls 129 cm high, 75 cm wide x 2 cm
Susan Clark
Northwest Canada Chair 2017, 2017
Hand painted found wooden chair frame, embroidery, painting & embellishments, LED lights, sound, motion sensor 105 cm high, 52 cm wide, 50 cm deep
Susan Clark
von Saskatoon Rug 2019, 2019
recycled wool yardage, burlap, double wool felt backing 133 cm x 1 cm
