Necklace ~ Paige Raina Davis
Hand-made necklace by Bay Area artist, Paige Raina Davis.
Approximately 16” long
Polystyrene
Paige’s work was included in our exhibition, Quark!, curated by J Rivera Pansa.
Paige Raina Davis is a multidisciplinary artist, currently living in the East Bay and working on a vegetable farm. She follows threads stemming from dailiness, researching connections and convergences that arise, investigating what it means to be American and live in the U.S. She often finds recurring patterns, shapes, or materials project to project, allowing the shape—a yellow ball, an open circle, a wavy line—to take on the meaning of a thought process, theory, or amulet.
Hand-made necklace by Bay Area artist, Paige Raina Davis.
Approximately 16” long
Polystyrene
Paige’s work was included in our exhibition, Quark!, curated by J Rivera Pansa.
Paige Raina Davis is a multidisciplinary artist, currently living in the East Bay and working on a vegetable farm. She follows threads stemming from dailiness, researching connections and convergences that arise, investigating what it means to be American and live in the U.S. She often finds recurring patterns, shapes, or materials project to project, allowing the shape—a yellow ball, an open circle, a wavy line—to take on the meaning of a thought process, theory, or amulet.
Hand-made necklace by Bay Area artist, Paige Raina Davis.
Approximately 16” long
Polystyrene
Paige’s work was included in our exhibition, Quark!, curated by J Rivera Pansa.
Paige Raina Davis is a multidisciplinary artist, currently living in the East Bay and working on a vegetable farm. She follows threads stemming from dailiness, researching connections and convergences that arise, investigating what it means to be American and live in the U.S. She often finds recurring patterns, shapes, or materials project to project, allowing the shape—a yellow ball, an open circle, a wavy line—to take on the meaning of a thought process, theory, or amulet.