Cyanotype-bday2024-82.webp
Cyanotype-bday2024-82.webp

Wallflowers – Katharine T. Jacobs

$1,500.00

Katharine’s assortment of delicate flowers is giving “middle school dance” vibes, alive with shyness and excitement and full of spring time possibilities. For the self-loving collector looking to heal their inner tweenager, bring this sweet botanical cyanotype into your home to remind you that today-years-old you is thriving with those same feels.

Dimensions: 30 in x 22 in
Materials: Cyanotype on Watercolor paper
Year: 2024

*Originals have imperfections and markings made during the process. Due to their large size originals will be shipped via tube and will need to be pressed upon arrival.

If you have any questions or would like to inquire about this piece, email Sylvia.

Katharine’s assortment of delicate flowers is giving “middle school dance” vibes, alive with shyness and excitement and full of spring time possibilities. For the self-loving collector looking to heal their inner tweenager, bring this sweet botanical cyanotype into your home to remind you that today-years-old you is thriving with those same feels.

Dimensions: 30 in x 22 in
Materials: Cyanotype on Watercolor paper
Year: 2024

*Originals have imperfections and markings made during the process. Due to their large size originals will be shipped via tube and will need to be pressed upon arrival.

If you have any questions or would like to inquire about this piece, email Sylvia.

Katharine T. Jacobs – Sculptor & Multidisciplinary Artist

Katharine T. Jacobs is a sculptor and multidisciplinary artist based in rural California. Her work examines the emotional and physical impacts of addiction, illness, and the complexities of care. Grounded in personal experience, her practice explores what it means to live in ongoing relationship with grief and chronic illness.

She received a BFA in photography before expanding into sculpture and fiber-based media during her MFA, developing a more tactile and process-oriented approach. Her work engages with themes of disability, femininity, and play, often through contemporary applications to traditional Fine Art and Craft practices. 

@katharinetjacobs