Erin Vincent’s paper works investigate repetition, texture, and subtle variation through hand-built and process-based techniques. Using paper as both material and structure, these works explore fragility, accumulation, and the physical presence of mark-making over time.

Abstract art piece made of small white and beige materials arranged in a swirling pattern within a white frame on a white wall.
Red abstract wall art with textured, spiky, floral-like design in a white frame hanging on a white wall.
commission tissue artwork
A tall, black art sculpture made of numerous small, circular, spiral-shaped components arranged in a dense, textured pattern.
Pink abstract textured sculpture resembling coral or organic form mounted on white wall
Red textured abstract sculpture resembling a cluster of irregular organic shapes against a white background.
A close-up of a bright green fern frond with curly, textured leaves against a plain white background.
A wall sculpture made of numerous gray plastic straws arranged in radial patterns resembling flowers or bursts.
White paper rosettes and paper pom-poms arranged on a wall.