Demi Kahn is an award-winning sculptural fiber artist whose work explores the tension between strength and softness. Using traditional macramé and weaving techniques, she creates sweeping, three -dimensional forms from both organic and non-organic materials, placing softness in dialogue with structural resilience. Her recent work expands into immersive sculpture and installation, investigating themes of introspection, presence, and the search for a true state of consciousness. Kahn’s practice is primarily self- taught, rooted in tactile intuition, and a deep sensitivity to material, space, and emotion.

She has exhibited at Gallery Diderot in Orquevaux, France; the Lawndale Art Center’s Big Show in Houston; the Lanecia A. Rouse Gallery in Houston; and Ruby Projects in Houston. She has been awarded the Etsy Design Award in the Art category (2020), the Denis Diderot Grant, and the Emerging Artist Grant from the Château Orquevaux Residency Program (2022), and most recently participated in the La Ruche Artist Residency in Houston. Kahn lives and works in Houston, Texas.