Collection: Carmella Karijo Rother
Carmella's home and studio are nestled among century-old pines in Gatineau Park, Quebec, Canada. It is a landscape that she could only dream of while growing up in cosmopolitan Montreal. After studying sciences and completing a master in environmental studies. Carmella went into the field of nature interpretation and education, working at Ontario Parks and the Canadian Museum of Nature. During a break in her career she changed course, and decided to build on a lifetime of being a “maker".
A love of nature, design, and beauty fuels her art, her aesthetic being one of studied
simplicity. Carmella creates two and three-dimensional pieces with textiles and fibres, including cotton, paper, silk, and wool.
Carmella's work is held in the Global Affairs Canada Visual Arts Collection, the City of Ottawa Fine Art Collection, and my recent exhibition history includes General Fine Craft, Almonte, Ontario; World of Threads Festival, Oakville, Ontario; Darrell Bell Gallery, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan; Wall Space Gallery, Ottawa, Ontario.
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