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FOLDED POETRY

sculptural artwork and design licensing

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 Acoustic Artwork with Unika Vaev 

LATEST + GREATEST

WELCOME

My name is Eliza Redmann. 

I'm a licensed architect and sculptural artist based in Durham, NC.

I began Folded Poetry after a car accident and traumatic brain injury changed my life. I never imagined that my pandemic art project would turn into my full-time career.

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Folded Poetry brings beauty and functionality to our everyday spaces.

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The bedrock of this craft is the use of a small number of simple forms which can be arranged to create complex geometries. Simplicity is both the constraint and the strength of Folded Poetry.

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Using form and shadow, this work pushes the boundaries of visual experience.

Simple yet perplexing, the viewer is challenged to reflect on the way they encounter the world.

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Folded Poetry seeks unique design problems which present opportunity to broaden the horizon where functionality and art meet. 

WHAT'S NEW

2024 was a big year!

Checkout the latest + greatest projects below

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Clients Frank and Ellen stand on a staircase near the Shell Dance art installation

"Eliza knows her stuff! She asked us lots of insightful questions about the space where we wanted to place her work; she came up with some great alternatives in small maquettes, we brainstormed together discussing the variations and possible materials; and it all came together as a stellar, glowing wall sculpture!"

ELLEN CASSILLY, ARCHITECT, CLIENT OF "SHELL DANCE"

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