Gwenn gravitates towards utilizing discarded, forgotten, or unwanted objects and gives them a second life as art. Experimentation is her comfort zone—she rarely repeats the same idea twice—so every piece she creates has its own quirky, one‑of‑a‑kind spirit.
New mediums are always calling her name, which keeps her work fresh and full of surprises.
The combination of salvaged materials and new artistic explorations means none of her pieces are ever exactly the same. That diversity is what makes her pieces so expressive and unique. Even as materials and themes vary wildly, her artistic voice remains the constant: warm, handcrafted, layered, sentimental, and rooted in rescued materials that carry their own history.
She’s lived in Hartsville for nine years with her husband, Michael, after swapping the cold Northeast for sunshine and a slower pace of life. Warm weather drew them to Hartsville, but the community and friendships they’ve built are what made it home.
Gwenn’s love of travel comes from growing up in a family eager to see the world. Those early adventures shaped the way she notices and captures small moments. That same curiosity fuels her art today, blending global experiences, observation, and a sense of wonder into pieces that feel storied and full of heart.
Her use of cabinet doors and found wooden pieces began on a whim—she simply wanted something more interesting than a standard frame. That spontaneous spark became a creative staple and remains a signature part of her process.
Gwenn also transforms sentimental items into meaningful, personalized pieces. If you have something special tucked away that deserves a new life—whether for yourself or as a gift—she’s always happy to explore the possibilities with you.