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Roslyn DeBoer shares ‘nature’ of her fabric fine art at library

During a Meet the Artist event held Nov. 8 for Roslyn DeBoer’s November display at the Orland Park Public Library, Mary Jo Curless (left), of Orland Park, learns about DeBoer’s “Tuscan September. Photos by Laurie Fanelli/22nd Century Media
During a Meet the Artist event held Nov. 8 for Roslyn DeBoer’s November display at the Orland Park Public Library, hundreds of yards of fabric and yarn are on display in “Waterfall."
During a Meet the Artist event held Nov. 8 for Roslyn DeBoer’s November display at the Orland Park Public Library, “Forever Love” hangs in the second floor gallery.
Roslyn DeBoer showcases the “fabric of nature” on Nov. 8 during her Meet the Artist event at the Orland Park Public Library.
Laurie Fanelli, Freelance Reporter
2:50 pm CST November 12, 2019
From a distance, one may mistake the work of Orland Park artist Roslyn DeBoer with art done in oil paint. Upon closer inspection, layers of manipulated textiles serve as the tools behind her nature-inspired pieces ...

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