Berkshire Botanical Garden announces its late spring art exhibition, Ephemeral Garden, featuring the work of artist Jenine Shereos. The exhibition explores Shereos’ ongoing dialogue with plants and the natural world through a body of work that is both tactile and transportive. Visitors will encounter Shereos’ dreamlike photographic series documenting floral installations created in France, alongside richly textured textiles woven from yarn she hand-dyed using local plants and lichens. The exhibition also features her intricately crafted leaf forms, meticulously stitched using human hair, works that blur the boundaries between the organic and the handmade. Based in the Berkshires, Shereos is assistant professor of fibers at Massachusetts College of Art and Design in Boston. Her interdisciplinary practice combines photography, natural dyeing and unconventional materials to investigate cycles of growth, decay and transformation. Ephemeral Garden will be on view from April 25 through May 31.