Brooks Harris Stevens
Brooks Harris Stevens is a fiber artist who is an assistant professor of Fibers at Eastern Michigan University in Ypsilanti, Michigan. Her formal training started at Savannah College of Art and Design and continued with graduate work at the School of Art and Design at East Carolina University in North Carolina.
Creating diverse works with fiber and mixed media sensibilities has always been a constant and fulfilling part of her life. Through material studies she creates intriguing surfaces that transform a variety of spaces. These activated spaces inform the viewer about the materials, space, form and underlying concept. Her current research focuses on developing Spoon-fed Lies, which is body of work that explores different cultural expectations of women. Through these different discoveries she uses objects such as dresses and envelops as a vehicle to create thought provoking work as one-of-a-kind pieces and installations.
Creating diverse works with fiber and mixed media sensibilities has always been a constant and fulfilling part of her life. Through material studies she creates intriguing surfaces that transform a variety of spaces. These activated spaces inform the viewer about the materials, space, form and underlying concept. Her current research focuses on developing Spoon-fed Lies, which is body of work that explores different cultural expectations of women. Through these different discoveries she uses objects such as dresses and envelops as a vehicle to create thought provoking work as one-of-a-kind pieces and installations.
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