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I am a metal artist with a focus on sculptures and upcycled materials. I enjoy using masonry nails for my wall sculptures. I create sculptures, functional art, and furniture.

My jewelry is hand fabricated and each piece is unique and one of a kind. I work in sterling silver and brass with precious and semi-precious stones. My jewelry reflects my past as a handweaver and textile designer through the multiple textures, colors, and the interlacing of wire with gemstones that are a part of each piece.

I live and work in a former cigar factory in Souderton PA with my wife Heather and our dog Crusher. We took it from a rough dirty shell and turned it into a warm inviting space full of art. Most of my work is done in oil pastels: messy, rich, and a unique blend of drawing/painting. I also paint in oils and draw in ink. Stop in to check out my workspace and lots of paintings of skies, trees, rolling fields, barns, and industrial sites.

Public Art That which surrounds us shapes us. Public art serves as a vessel for culture, community, and compassion, and the human spirit flourishes in its embrace. As a proponent and purveyor of public arts, Stefania's work aims to sow these seeds of prosperity, inspiring next generations. Stefania’s meticulously crafted clay works are fired using an old Japanese pottery technique, Raku. During this the clay is removed from the kiln at red-hot temperatures, and then placed in containers of highly combustible materials. During the ignition that follows, the glaze interacts with smoke and fire; each piece a concert of man and nature. By Stefania Luciani

I have developed my uniquely designed and crafted handbags and totes over the last 18 years. Each functional handbag is composed individually, using a coordinating collection of durable upholstery textiles, many with water resistant features. All of the bags have top zippers, inside pockets, reinforced bases with feet. As the Artist, I sign and number each bag.

I am a painter and a printmaker. I use oils and acrylics and sometimes a combination of both mediums. For many of my paintings I use fish bowls as a starting point, creating movement, texture and vivid color with a pallet knife. My prints are experimental, creating images through monotype and collagraph.

I am a metal artist with a focus on sculptures and upcycled materials. I enjoy using masonry nails for my wall sculptures. I create sculptures, functional art, and furniture.

My jewelry is hand fabricated and each piece is unique and one of a kind. I work in sterling silver and brass with precious and semi-precious stones. My jewelry reflects my past as a handweaver and textile designer through the multiple textures, colors, and the interlacing of wire with gemstones that are a part of each piece.

I live and work in a former cigar factory in Souderton PA with my wife Heather and our dog Crusher. We took it from a rough dirty shell and turned it into a warm inviting space full of art. Most of my work is done in oil pastels: messy, rich, and a unique blend of drawing/painting. I also paint in oils and draw in ink. Stop in to check out my workspace and lots of paintings of skies, trees, rolling fields, barns, and industrial sites.

Public Art That which surrounds us shapes us. Public art serves as a vessel for culture, community, and compassion, and the human spirit flourishes in its embrace. As a proponent and purveyor of public arts, Stefania's work aims to sow these seeds of prosperity, inspiring next generations. Stefania’s meticulously crafted clay works are fired using an old Japanese pottery technique, Raku. During this the clay is removed from the kiln at red-hot temperatures, and then placed in containers of highly combustible materials. During the ignition that follows, the glaze interacts with smoke and fire; each piece a concert of man and nature. By Stefania Luciani

I have developed my uniquely designed and crafted handbags and totes over the last 18 years. Each functional handbag is composed individually, using a coordinating collection of durable upholstery textiles, many with water resistant features. All of the bags have top zippers, inside pockets, reinforced bases with feet. As the Artist, I sign and number each bag.

I am a painter and a printmaker. I use oils and acrylics and sometimes a combination of both mediums. For many of my paintings I use fish bowls as a starting point, creating movement, texture and vivid color with a pallet knife. My prints are experimental, creating images through monotype and collagraph.

I am a metal artist with a focus on sculptures and upcycled materials. I enjoy using masonry nails for my wall sculptures. I create sculptures, functional art, and furniture.

My jewelry is hand fabricated and each piece is unique and one of a kind. I work in sterling silver and brass with precious and semi-precious stones. My jewelry reflects my past as a handweaver and textile designer through the multiple textures, colors, and the interlacing of wire with gemstones that are a part of each piece.

I live and work in a former cigar factory in Souderton PA with my wife Heather and our dog Crusher. We took it from a rough dirty shell and turned it into a warm inviting space full of art. Most of my work is done in oil pastels: messy, rich, and a unique blend of drawing/painting. I also paint in oils and draw in ink. Stop in to check out my workspace and lots of paintings of skies, trees, rolling fields, barns, and industrial sites.

Public Art That which surrounds us shapes us. Public art serves as a vessel for culture, community, and compassion, and the human spirit flourishes in its embrace. As a proponent and purveyor of public arts, Stefania's work aims to sow these seeds of prosperity, inspiring next generations. Stefania’s meticulously crafted clay works are fired using an old Japanese pottery technique, Raku. During this the clay is removed from the kiln at red-hot temperatures, and then placed in containers of highly combustible materials. During the ignition that follows, the glaze interacts with smoke and fire; each piece a concert of man and nature. By Stefania Luciani

I have developed my uniquely designed and crafted handbags and totes over the last 18 years. Each functional handbag is composed individually, using a coordinating collection of durable upholstery textiles, many with water resistant features. All of the bags have top zippers, inside pockets, reinforced bases with feet. As the Artist, I sign and number each bag.

I am a painter and a printmaker. I use oils and acrylics and sometimes a combination of both mediums. For many of my paintings I use fish bowls as a starting point, creating movement, texture and vivid color with a pallet knife. My prints are experimental, creating images through monotype and collagraph.

I am a metal artist with a focus on sculptures and upcycled materials. I enjoy using masonry nails for my wall sculptures. I create sculptures, functional art, and furniture.

My jewelry is hand fabricated and each piece is unique and one of a kind. I work in sterling silver and brass with precious and semi-precious stones. My jewelry reflects my past as a handweaver and textile designer through the multiple textures, colors, and the interlacing of wire with gemstones that are a part of each piece.

I live and work in a former cigar factory in Souderton PA with my wife Heather and our dog Crusher. We took it from a rough dirty shell and turned it into a warm inviting space full of art. Most of my work is done in oil pastels: messy, rich, and a unique blend of drawing/painting. I also paint in oils and draw in ink. Stop in to check out my workspace and lots of paintings of skies, trees, rolling fields, barns, and industrial sites.

Public Art That which surrounds us shapes us. Public art serves as a vessel for culture, community, and compassion, and the human spirit flourishes in its embrace. As a proponent and purveyor of public arts, Stefania's work aims to sow these seeds of prosperity, inspiring next generations. Stefania’s meticulously crafted clay works are fired using an old Japanese pottery technique, Raku. During this the clay is removed from the kiln at red-hot temperatures, and then placed in containers of highly combustible materials. During the ignition that follows, the glaze interacts with smoke and fire; each piece a concert of man and nature. By Stefania Luciani

I have developed my uniquely designed and crafted handbags and totes over the last 18 years. Each functional handbag is composed individually, using a coordinating collection of durable upholstery textiles, many with water resistant features. All of the bags have top zippers, inside pockets, reinforced bases with feet. As the Artist, I sign and number each bag.

I am a painter and a printmaker. I use oils and acrylics and sometimes a combination of both mediums. For many of my paintings I use fish bowls as a starting point, creating movement, texture and vivid color with a pallet knife. My prints are experimental, creating images through monotype and collagraph.

I am a metal artist with a focus on sculptures and upcycled materials. I enjoy using masonry nails for my wall sculptures. I create sculptures, functional art, and furniture.

My jewelry is hand fabricated and each piece is unique and one of a kind. I work in sterling silver and brass with precious and semi-precious stones. My jewelry reflects my past as a handweaver and textile designer through the multiple textures, colors, and the interlacing of wire with gemstones that are a part of each piece.

I live and work in a former cigar factory in Souderton PA with my wife Heather and our dog Crusher. We took it from a rough dirty shell and turned it into a warm inviting space full of art. Most of my work is done in oil pastels: messy, rich, and a unique blend of drawing/painting. I also paint in oils and draw in ink. Stop in to check out my workspace and lots of paintings of skies, trees, rolling fields, barns, and industrial sites.

Public Art That which surrounds us shapes us. Public art serves as a vessel for culture, community, and compassion, and the human spirit flourishes in its embrace. As a proponent and purveyor of public arts, Stefania's work aims to sow these seeds of prosperity, inspiring next generations. Stefania’s meticulously crafted clay works are fired using an old Japanese pottery technique, Raku. During this the clay is removed from the kiln at red-hot temperatures, and then placed in containers of highly combustible materials. During the ignition that follows, the glaze interacts with smoke and fire; each piece a concert of man and nature. By Stefania Luciani

I have developed my uniquely designed and crafted handbags and totes over the last 18 years. Each functional handbag is composed individually, using a coordinating collection of durable upholstery textiles, many with water resistant features. All of the bags have top zippers, inside pockets, reinforced bases with feet. As the Artist, I sign and number each bag.

I am a painter and a printmaker. I use oils and acrylics and sometimes a combination of both mediums. For many of my paintings I use fish bowls as a starting point, creating movement, texture and vivid color with a pallet knife. My prints are experimental, creating images through monotype and collagraph.

I am a metal artist with a focus on sculptures and upcycled materials. I enjoy using masonry nails for my wall sculptures. I create sculptures, functional art, and furniture.

My jewelry is hand fabricated and each piece is unique and one of a kind. I work in sterling silver and brass with precious and semi-precious stones. My jewelry reflects my past as a handweaver and textile designer through the multiple textures, colors, and the interlacing of wire with gemstones that are a part of each piece.

I live and work in a former cigar factory in Souderton PA with my wife Heather and our dog Crusher. We took it from a rough dirty shell and turned it into a warm inviting space full of art. Most of my work is done in oil pastels: messy, rich, and a unique blend of drawing/painting. I also paint in oils and draw in ink. Stop in to check out my workspace and lots of paintings of skies, trees, rolling fields, barns, and industrial sites.

Public Art That which surrounds us shapes us. Public art serves as a vessel for culture, community, and compassion, and the human spirit flourishes in its embrace. As a proponent and purveyor of public arts, Stefania's work aims to sow these seeds of prosperity, inspiring next generations. Stefania’s meticulously crafted clay works are fired using an old Japanese pottery technique, Raku. During this the clay is removed from the kiln at red-hot temperatures, and then placed in containers of highly combustible materials. During the ignition that follows, the glaze interacts with smoke and fire; each piece a concert of man and nature. By Stefania Luciani

I have developed my uniquely designed and crafted handbags and totes over the last 18 years. Each functional handbag is composed individually, using a coordinating collection of durable upholstery textiles, many with water resistant features. All of the bags have top zippers, inside pockets, reinforced bases with feet. As the Artist, I sign and number each bag.

I am a painter and a printmaker. I use oils and acrylics and sometimes a combination of both mediums. For many of my paintings I use fish bowls as a starting point, creating movement, texture and vivid color with a pallet knife. My prints are experimental, creating images through monotype and collagraph.

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