Welcome!
I’m Natasha, the artist behind Berkshire Resin Art.
I make each piece by hand with natural gems I harvest here in The Berkshires. By preserving the space between death and decay—a space we rarely bear witness to—this liminal space can be studied, appreciated, and worn.
Made with curiosity and joy!
About Berkshire Resin Art
Just before the pandemic hit, I moved into a new apartment with fantastic light; ladybugs, stinkbugs, and flies gathered on the floor in considerable quantities. For a few months, I swept them into the corner for a future project. I read up on how to work with resin epoxy and began harvesting flowers and mushrooms.
All year round, I harvest flowers, fungi, found-dead insects, and found-bones as I explore The Berkshires. Each season brings its own excitement, plenty, and grief; this project keeps me connected to nature and the natural rhythms and processes of The Berkshires.
I am a self-employed physically disabled artist living with Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome and a traumatic brain injury. Thank you for supporting my work!
To learn more about my other creative work, view my other website.
Happy harvesting!
— Natasha Wein
To read Berkshire Resin Art’s interview with Only In my Dreams Events, click here.
