Samuelle Green

#Repost @bonhamofficial with @use.repost ・・・ Samuelle Green transforms thousands of hand-rolled paper cones into immersive, otherworldly environments inspired by coral, fungi, and cellular structures.⁠ ⁠ Her meticulous, labor-intensive process celebrates the intersection of nature, material, and creation, turning paper into living, textured forms that invite reflection and wonder.⁠ ⁠ Each installation is a testament to her intuitive approach, where scale, repetition, and detail combine to evoke the complexity and beauty of the natural world.⁠ ⁠ Shown here the stunning ‘Blue Bloom’ an interactive visual delight that in soft pastels. The captivating balance and harmony, a softness with structure.⁠ ⁠ Explore the captivating work of Samuelle Green and experience the delicate balance of imagination and organic form.⁠ ⁠ [email protected]⁠ ⁠ ⁠ ⁠ @samuellegreen ⁠ ⁠ #BonhamGallery⁠ ⁠ #BonhamOfficial ⁠ #SamuelleGreen

#Repost @morrismuseum with @use.repost ・・・ Last chance! Called a “thriller” of an exhibition by Tris McCall in his review for NJart.net, this fan favorite, Contemporary Volumes, will close this Sunday, March 22nd! Featuring works by nine internationally collected artists—including sculpture, site-specific immersive installations, and more—this group exhibition explores books as the medium, output, and creative inspiration. Weekend Programs at the Morris Museum All free with Museum admission Open from 11 am to 5 pm Saturday 11:30 AM - Family Dino Tours Noon - Spark!Lab Opens (Timed Tickets at the front desk) 2:00 PM - Daily Guinness Demonstration Sunday Noon - Spark!Lab Opens (Timed Tickets at the front desk) 2 PM - Daily Guinness Demonstration For more info: morrismuseum.org #MorristownNJ #ArtsInNJ #morriscountynj #morrismuseum ContemporaryVolumesNJ

It’s a very different sculpture from day to night. This seemingly levitating architectural drawing is brought to life at night through flash photos and vehicle headlights. This work reimagines and explores the possibilities of existing, abandon structures found on back roads and highways across the country. Hoping this is just a sketch for things to come! Thanks @ghostoffoodshark for your help in Texas!

There’s still time to see “contemporary volumes” @morrismuseum an awesome group show curated by @bfly777 on view until March 22!

A quick look back at some of the reflective projects-levitating meadow and by day: by night

Thank you so much to everyone who came out for yesterday‘s gallery walk-through and artists talk @morrismuseum ! Thank you to curator @bfly777 for putting together this amazing show including artists @amanda_love_atelier @dianaschmertz @susanrostow @colette_fu @briandettmerstudio @cherylrriley @iamsarahmatthews @cmmgross

#Repost @njartsnews with @use.repost ・・・ @trismccall_nj reviews “Contemporary Volumes” — featuring works by @samuellegreen , @cherylrriley , @susanrostow , @colette_fu , @dianaschmertz , @briandettmerstudio , amanda_love_atelier and others — at @morrismuseum in Morris Township. Tris says the shows is “a thriller” in which curator Bryant Small “plainly believes that books are in big trouble. He has gathered nine excellent artists to investigate the forces that bedevil literacy. They do it with tough, colorful, dramatic pieces, some of which use entire chambers of the special exhibition gallery to make their conflicted feelings apparent.” /169596

We encountered the most gorgeous art exhibit in the Main Gallery at the @morrismuseum . . “Contemporary Volumes” (on display until MARCH 2026) is a collection of art created by Brian Dettmer, Colette Fu, Samuelle Green, Cheryl Gross, Amanda Love, Sarah Matthews, Cheryl R. Riley, Susan Rostow, and Diana Schmertz. . My favorite piece from the exhibit had to be Permutation 3, (2025) created by Samuelle Green. The swirls of books pages resembling dahlia petals took my breath away once I turned into this wing. The pages danced around the room in a chaotic yet graceful way, carrying around wooden chairs that seemed almost weightless. . “Books have long served as vessels of knowledge, storytelling, and memory. In this exhibition, the book is reimagined not only as an object of content, but as a site of transformation—where material, meaning, and message converge. Through sculpture, installation, and mixed media, Contemporary Volumes explores how artists use the form, function, and symbolism of books to challenge conventions, reshape narratives, and expand the possibilities of both art and language.”- /on-view/current/contemporary-volumes . #njmuseum #newjerseyblogger #newjerseyartist #morriscountynj #visitnj

By Day: By Night currently on view @cochectonspirits @cochectonfirestation #lightart #installation_art #chairs

#Repost @hollyhuntdesign with @use.repost ・・・ Not every interior is made to blend in. Samuelle Green’s dramatic installation delivers tension and texture, making a statement as bold as it is unexpected. #HOLLYHUNT #LuxuryInteriors #StatementDesign

Over the course of five days, artist Samuelle Green and her team, constructed a large-scale, one-of-a-kind immersive installation for the exhibition “Contemporary Volumes.” Books have long served as vessels of knowledge, storytelling, and memory. In this exhibition, the book is reimagined not only as an object of content, but as a site of transformation—where material, meaning, and message converge. Through sculpture, installation, and mixed media, “Contemporary Volumes” explores how artists use the form, function, and symbolism of books to challenge conventions, reshape narratives, and expand the possibilities of both art and language. “Contemporary Volumes” features the works of nine artists from across the US: Brian Dettmer, Colette Fu, Samuelle Greene, Cheryl Gross, Amanda Love, Sarah Matthews, Cheryl R. Riley, Susan Rostow, and Diana Schmertz. Support for this exhibition is provided by M&T Bank Charitable Foundation. #paperartist #design #installation_art #morrismuseum #ContemporaryVolumesNJ @samuellegreen Caption: Samuelle Green, Permutation 3, 2025. Recycled paper, glue, wire.