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Marsy Sumner
@indecision_studio
As a fiber artist and the creative mind behind Indecision Studio, I specialize in revitalizing forgotten treasures to craft textile collages that intertwine elements of humor, nostalgia, and narrative. Embracing the inherent unpredictability of my artistic process, my work emerges from the fusion of fabric remnants, workshop experiments, and vintage textiles lovingly rescued from attics and drawers. Each collage is intricately layered with stitching, sequins, buttons, and eclectic trinkets, imbued with tales as varied as their origins. Driven by the belief that these precious items deserve to be seen, not hidden, I breathe new life into them, framing each collage in reclaimed wooden boxes, ready to engage the world with renewed purpose and presence.
Button box - fabric/mixed media, 9" w x 12" h x 1" d, 2025
Marsy Sumner is a fiber/mixed media artist from Massachusetts who has spent many years learning different textile techniques, and now spends her time trying to combine them in unusual ways.
Marsy Sumner
@indecision_studio
As a fiber artist and the creative mind behind Indecision Studio, I specialize in revitalizing forgotten treasures to craft textile collages that intertwine elements of humor, nostalgia, and narrative. Embracing the inherent unpredictability of my artistic process, my work emerges from the fusion of fabric remnants, workshop experiments, and vintage textiles lovingly rescued from attics and drawers. Each collage is intricately layered with stitching, sequins, buttons, and eclectic trinkets, imbued with tales as varied as their origins. Driven by the belief that these precious items deserve to be seen, not hidden, I breathe new life into them, framing each collage in reclaimed wooden boxes, ready to engage the world with renewed purpose and presence.
Button box - fabric/mixed media, 9" w x 12" h x 1" d, 2025
Marsy Sumner is a fiber/mixed media artist from Massachusetts who has spent many years learning different textile techniques, and now spends her time trying to combine them in unusual ways.