Stacey Lee Webber
I come from a lineage of laborers- men and women who worked corn farms, printing presses, beer trucks, and construction sites. I value skilled physical labor and am proud to follow in their footsteps by using my hands in everyday life. Unlike my forefathers, as an artist in the twenty first century I am able to make art objects that exist as declarations of the importance of the handmade while challenging these same systems. Through technique my artwork manipulates materials that evoke American iconography, working-class heroes, and national pride. My objects are celebrations of American families and the blue-collar work ethic that binds the heart of the United States.
hand stitched cotton thread, uncut 1x4 US vintage five dollar bills, framed, glass face
15.75” x 11.5” framed
hand-sawn foreign and American coins, soldered brass nails, painted wood backing, fabricated steel frame, acrylic face
9” diameter
limited edition of 14
9 color silkscreen on uncut US five dollar bills
7'“ x 14”
Adjustable sterling silver chain
Adjustable bronze chain
US solid copper pennies enameled with opaque glass
23” x 29” framed
Sterling silver
US solid copper pennies enameled with transparent glass
16.5” x 16.5”
Gold vermeil