The sumptuous fiber-based sculptures of Cameron Mason are the feature of Soft Earth , a solo exhibition of Mason’s work opening at Foster/White on April 7 th - This show combines two of her distinctive forms: Blades and Cotyledons . "The Cotyledons series examines the energy of growth as it bursts forth from the stasis of the contained seed. Shaken from a packet and pushed into damp soil by a child’s finger or planted by the million by an industrial agribusiness, the seed is an essential building block of culture. A fragile miracle of nature, the seed sprouts and feeds the hungry" says Mason. Fiber artist, Cameron Mason ,works on a piece from her Blade series She goes on to say..."The Blades series explores shape as a metaphor for human interaction with the natural world. Obsidian, fractured into faceted shards from solid stone, creates a sharp, cutting edge. Hoes till and reap. We can focus on a single blade of grass in the expanse of a field for just a mom...