"The Midnight Garden" was inspired by the wild abundance that grows in the dark and the idea that the most alive things don't always need light to flourish. Enger sought to explore the lush, untamed interior life that women carry beneath the surface, rendered here in vivid botanicals crawling across a deep black ground with a guardian snake coiled on the back.Built from a thrifted glass vessel with hand-formed papier-mâché handles and painted in jewel tones, the piece creates a bold, enveloping experience for the viewer and looks striking in a living room, studio, or any space that can hold something a little wild. Upcycled Vase, Papier Mache, Newsprint, Acrylic Paint, Moon Water
"The Midnight Garden" was inspired by the wild abundance that grows in the dark and the idea that the most alive things don't always need light to flourish. Enger sought to explore the lush, untamed interior life that women carry beneath the surface, rendered here in vivid botanicals crawling across a deep black ground with a guardian snake coiled on the back.Built from a thrifted glass vessel with hand-formed papier-mâché handles and painted in jewel tones, the piece creates a bold, enveloping experience for the viewer and looks striking in a living room, studio, or any space that can hold something a little wild. Upcycled Vase, Papier Mache, Newsprint, Acrylic Paint, Moon Water