Serena Buschi is a contemporary fiber artist and educator based in Bedford, New York. Working with inherited sari silk, paper, wire, mirrors, and metal, she creates sculptural works and installations that explore how relationships are organized, perceived, and changed. Her work considers the boundaries that are created to distinguish and understand things, while questioning the separations those boundaries imply. Through years of sustained making, Buschi has recognized unexpected correspondences between what emerges in the studio and patterns she encounters across philosophy, physics, botany, and ecology. She has exhibited throughout the Northeast and continues to develop a material practice grounded in transformation, relationship, and perception.

Buschi holds an MFA from Massachusetts College of Art and Design, an MA from Teachers College, Columbia University, and an AAS in Fashion Design from the Fashion Institute of Technology. She has exhibited throughout the Northeast, and her work was featured in the 2016 motion picture Anesthesia and is held in numerous private collections. She is currently expanding her practice toward larger installation-based environments that build upon the relational language central to her practice.