Born in New York in 1971, Gin Stone is a materials-based artist whose work explores environmental decline, animal advocacy, and impermanence. Working with salvaged linen, reclaimed textiles, and found materials, she creates mandala-like installations and mixed-media constructions that reflect ecological fragility and acts of repair. Stone’s work has been exhibited nationally and is held in the permanent collection of the Provincetown Art Association and Museum. Her practice has been supported by the Mass Cultural Council, the Puffin Foundation, and residencies including Twenty Summers and Peaked Hill Trust, integrating fieldwork, sustainability, and historic/mythical inquiry into material form.