Mixed Media

Sedimentary Sentiments

Growing up I had the habit of collecting rocks. My pockets were always full of them and I remember a teacher warning me if everyone grabbed the rocks there'd be none left. This though has always oddly stuck with me. Much of my art practice has been... More

Sculpture

Tea Time Terrarium

During the isolation of covid their was a renewed interest in interior design as people were forced to spend more time in their house. This piece is inspired by the idea of trying to foster a feeling of calmness and growth within a small space.

Photography

Flow 1

Documentation of In-situ alteration. Rafuse looks at the various paths that go throughout the forest. From the deer trails to the water flows and the biking path Eden attempts to illustrate the relationship between these avenues but tracing... More

Textiles

Mussel Memory

A lot of my work explores the idea of land connection. But my families most trackable history is in Nova Scotia. Through this piece I was connecting with those roots as relatives remarked stories of seeing their parents tie nets for lobster traps,... More

Performance

Temporary Comfort: Long Term Pain

Rafuse reflects on being in a toxic relationship in which there is satisfaction within the moment, but as time goes on it does more harm than good.

Performance

Carona: Smart Cars Wear Masks

The sight of a face mask littering the streets became a common sight early on in the pandemic. I sought to make it an icon image of the streets in a different way with the intention of infecting a smile. What a better way to do that than to put the... More

Work by

Eden Rafuse

Drawing, Painting and Animation

“A Drawing and Painting Graduate who has dipped their toe in every medium pond. Expanding into 2D Stop Motion Animation. Eden's favorite mediums are cut paper, paint, plant materials and anything with...” [More]

Artwork Collection

Performance and Process

Time based work, In-situ and work where Process of making work is significant to it's meaning

Sedimentary Sentiments

Growing up I had the habit of collecting rocks. My pockets were always full of them and I remember a teacher warning me if everyone grabbed the rocks there'd be none left. This though has always oddly stuck with me. Much of my art practice has been... More

Tea Time Terrarium

During the isolation of covid their was a renewed interest in interior design as people were forced to spend more time in their house. This piece is inspired by the idea of trying to foster a feeling of calmness and growth within a small space.

Flow 1

Documentation of In-situ alteration. Rafuse looks at the various paths that go throughout the forest. From the deer trails to the water flows and the biking path Eden attempts to illustrate the relationship between these avenues but tracing... More

Mussel Memory

A lot of my work explores the idea of land connection. But my families most trackable history is in Nova Scotia. Through this piece I was connecting with those roots as relatives remarked stories of seeing their parents tie nets for lobster traps,... More

Temporary Comfort: Long Term Pain

Rafuse reflects on being in a toxic relationship in which there is satisfaction within the moment, but as time goes on it does more harm than good.

Carona: Smart Cars Wear Masks

The sight of a face mask littering the streets became a common sight early on in the pandemic. I sought to make it an icon image of the streets in a different way with the intention of infecting a smile. What a better way to do that than to put the... More

Work by

Eden Rafuse

“A Drawing and Painting Graduate who has dipped their toe in every medium pond. Expanding into 2D Stop Motion Animation. Eden's favorite mediums are cut paper, paint, plant materials and anything with...” [More]