Author: Sarah Nassif

Nature is a powerful and shareable experience you can find anywhere. City trees, parking lot shrubbery, and even the plants we eat are readily available for thoughtful interactions. My work uncovers stories of what is growing around us and why, and encourages us to consider how plants connect us to the places we live and to each other.
Background
Sarah Nassif holds a B.S. in Botany from the University of Washington. She has spent time as a field botanist in Oregon’s ancient forests, traversed bogs in Ireland, and stared into a microscope to uncover secrets of Acetabularia algae in Seattle. Midwest flora has captured her heart since moving to Minnesota in 2000. Her fiber art practice includes textile design and screenprinting, SAORI weaving, and all kinds of sewing and teaching.