Warwick Center for the Arts

May Babcock is a papermaking artist who uses foraged plant fibers for making paper, giving voice to New England ecologies of place. Seaweed, natural fibers, water, pigments and sediment transform into handmade paper art that connects you to nature and the stories of waterways, flora, and human histories. Site materials transform into expansive installations, organic sculptures, analog photos and prints on paper, and textured pulp paintings.

She is the founder of Paperslurry.com, a blog dedicated to showing you how to become a brilliant papermaking artist. Join Paperslurry Weekly to supercharge your papermaking art: https://paperslurry.com . Visit https://www.maybabcock.com