"I am the Vessel" was inspired by the quiet power of turning inward. The closed eyes, stillness, and stars scattered across her handles suggesting a universe held within. Enger sought to celebrate the woman who carries everything and still finds a way back to herself, mapping that interior landscape across the front and back of a single form. Built from a thrifted glass vessel with hand-formed papier-mâché handles and painted in phthalo blue and white, the piece creates an intimate, almost meditative experience for the viewer and feels at home on a mantle, altar, or any surface that holds the things that matter. Upcycled Vase, Papier Mache, Newsprint, Acrylic Paint, Moon Water
"I am the Vessel" was inspired by the quiet power of turning inward. The closed eyes, stillness, and stars scattered across her handles suggesting a universe held within. Enger sought to celebrate the woman who carries everything and still finds a way back to herself, mapping that interior landscape across the front and back of a single form. Built from a thrifted glass vessel with hand-formed papier-mâché handles and painted in phthalo blue and white, the piece creates an intimate, almost meditative experience for the viewer and feels at home on a mantle, altar, or any surface that holds the things that matter. Upcycled Vase, Papier Mache, Newsprint, Acrylic Paint, Moon Water
