House of FIN

House of FIN House of FIN is the creative studio of Suzanne Findeisen, featuring original painted paper collages inspired by Gulf Coast life, memory, and texture.

Art • Pattern • Story • Process • Textile pieces

Drove through many Long Leaf Pine forests along the route to Charleston.
06/29/2026

Drove through many Long Leaf Pine forests along the route to Charleston.

Longleaf Pine StudiesBack in the sketchbook, exploring the shapes and rhythms of the longleaf pine ecosystem.These loose...
06/22/2026

Longleaf Pine Studies

Back in the sketchbook, exploring the shapes and rhythms of the longleaf pine ecosystem.

These loose studies are helping me think about structure, pattern, and the relationship between the iconic umbrella-shaped pines, native grasses, and coastal landscapes that have inspired me for years. Sometimes a finished piece begins with nothing more than a few lines, a wash of color, and a question.

I’m especially interested in how these forms might evolve into future mixed-media collages and more abstract compositions.

🌲 Sketchbook pages from the studio.

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06/21/2026

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06/20/2026

🏆 Voting is officially open for Best of the Bay!

We are so honored to be nominated for Best Sushi, and we’d LOVE your support! 💜

If you’ve enjoyed a sushi party, grabbed a roll at Joe Patti’s, attended one of our classes, or simply cheered us on from afar, we’d be so grateful for your vote!

Click the link in bio and/or comments👆
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Select Summer’s Sushi! ✅

https://pnj.gannettcontests.com/2026-Best-of-the-Bay-Communitys-Choice-Awards/gallery?group=549534

Thank you for helping us do what we love every day. We truly couldn’t do it without this amazing community! 🍣✨

The rain may have delayed the opening, but it certainly didn’t dampen the spirit of the Nature Pilgrimage exhibition at ...
06/20/2026

The rain may have delayed the opening, but it certainly didn’t dampen the spirit of the Nature Pilgrimage exhibition at the Walter Anderson Museum of Art.

It was wonderful to reconnect with friends from the art community, especially Kathy Tosh. We’ve known each other since the 1980s when our husbands were involved in high school baseball, and it’s always a pleasure to catch up.

My fern collage is part of the exhibition, hanging beside a beautiful mosaic art piece by Elizabeth Veglia, inspired by her own nature journey. One of the things I enjoyed most was seeing how differently each artist interpreted their experience in nature.

Many thanks to James Inabinet for leading the pilgrimage that sparked this creative exploration, and to Katy Simmons-Carroll and the WAMA team for bringing the exhibition together.

A lovely evening of art, friendship, conversation, and connection to the natural world. 🌿

Looking forward to this workshop
06/16/2026

Looking forward to this workshop

Studio NotesWorking from photographs and field observations, exploring the shapes of laughing gulls and pelicans.Sketch....
06/12/2026

Studio Notes

Working from photographs and field observations, exploring the shapes of laughing gulls and pelicans.

Sketch. Simplify. Repeat.

Some of these studies may become collage elements, some may become paintings, and some may simply teach me to see a little more clearly.

Every finished piece starts with paying attention.

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Pass Christian, MS

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