Josie Lewis lives and works in Minneapolis.

The following is courtesy "le'toile magazine.com":

You might want to do a double take at Minneapolis-based Josie Lewis’s works of art: at first glance, her pieces may look like stained glass on steroids. However, Lewis’s creations are actually made out of found paper pieces, layered with resin to create a “square-ish disc” that weighs approximately 75 pounds and is about 3 or 4 inches thick. The obsession that Lewis describes as “Van-Gogh-meets-pixels” is breathtaking in its macroscopic quality, forcing the viewer to contemplate the process a bit more deeply than usual. Lewis is two-parts artist, one-part scientist in her endless sifting; creating new order in a grand artistic landscape.