African daisies known for their bright & saturated hues with contrasting centers. Pollinator friendly they provide food, water, shelter and nesting sites. Needlepoint techniques were created using repurposed communication wire. Both vintage 45’s and a damage LP record were hand cut and molded.

Name Of Artist (So You Are Searchable!)

Bonnie (Bebe) Kuhr is a San Francisco Bay Area artist who creates sculptural art by finding transformation through dimensionality. The goal of my work as an artist is to convey a sense of synergism, connectedness and wonder through my presentation of nature. Equally important is my desire to display beauty while engaging the viewer. I draw inspiration by selecting topics and materials that speak to my commitment to the environment. My artistic journey includes a commissioned piece for the National Eagle Center in Minnesota along with a PBS special Things that Fly. From the Fiber Arts Network I received the International Excellence in Fibers Award in the sculptural category. I have had the opportunity to serve as a juror for the Mill Valley Art Festival. ArtRocksMe.com

Exact Dimensions (H x W x D)

H-24" x W-18" x D-6"

Year Created

2026

Provide details about the signature

The signature was hand woven and place into the art. (Bebe)

Materials

Repurposed Communication Wire that was hand woven, Vinyl Records that include the hot pink vinyl record for flower, repurposed 50's 45 green vinyl records for leaves, Aluminum tube that was painted.