The pair has also created work in celebration of a recent holiday that spotlights each of their mediums while complementing one with the other.<\/p>\n \u201cThe field of Poppies, honoring Memorial Day and those we have lost, is a serene linen background with joyful glass flowers,\u201d says Marian.<\/p>\n Other collaborations include resident encaustic artist Roxanne Russo and her husband and woodworker Gregg Russo. Her intricate layers of melted wax combine with wood to create a four-piece abstract arrangement.<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/thelaurelofasheville.com\/updatestage\/wp-content\/uploads\/2024\/07\/Number-7-Arts-none-needed-copy-2-e1720287478882.jpg\")
Barbara and Marian Miller, a mother-daughter team of weaving and glass sculpting, respectively, have worked together to create pieces representative of their familial connection and values. \u201cThis Members Show inspired us to combine our very different mediums to commemorate and celebrate our mother-daughter bond,\u201d says Marian Miller. \u201cTo explore the outer limits of merging our two arts, The Threads That Bind<\/em> shows off colorful threads of both fiber and glass, reminding us that we are closely woven together as family.\u201d In Family Tre<\/em>e, Marian\u2019s kiln-formed glass tree is displayed over the intricate pattern of Barbara\u2019s handwoven fabric.<\/p>\n