Darlyn Susan Yee celebrates the cultural significance of traditional fiber methods and their influence on contemporary art. Throughout history, fiber and textile methods have become synonymous with the cultures they represent. Her consuming passion is the aspect of each tiny detail interacting with the others to form a whole.

Using techniques that were once considered women's work or home arts, Darlyn creates pieces of museum quality fine art. Due to her contemporary approach to traditional technique, Darlyn's work has been shown in a wide range of galleries and museums. Her fiber sculptures and mixed media works have won numerous awards in local, national and international competitions. Darlyn has recently been included in the book "100 Artists of the West Coast II" by Tina Skinner.

Darlyn was born in Texas and raised in cities from the Mid-Atlantic to the Deep South. She is now happily working in her private Los Angeles studio, creating new work for upcoming exhibitions.