Darlene Farris-LaBar’s work explores the intersection of art, science, and technology through advanced digital fabrication. Investigating biodiversity and environmental transformation, she reveals hidden structures within botanical forms. Her work examines significant flowers transforming them into sculptural records that reflect their existence over time. As part of the Amazon F.L.O.W. Collective, her work traveled throughout the United States and Brazil, exploring biodiversity and environmental awareness of Amazon flora. Her work has been exhibited internationally at venues including the Whitney Museum, New York Hall of Science, Athens Onassis Cultural Center, and Matadero Madrid. As a Professor of Art + Media + Design at East Stroudsburg University, she serves as Department Chair, Gallery Director, and oversees the university’s digital fabrication area. She received the Distinguished Professor Award in 2025.
