Manok Cohen
Beginnings

Healdsburg sculptor and mixed media artist Manok Cohen brings her stunning, multi-dimensional work and vivid perspectives to Harmon Guest House’s lobby and The Rooftop restaurant. The French-Vietnamese creative, who grew up in France, was drawn to Sonoma County’s raw beauty almost 30 years ago as a painter.

Over time, her artistry evolved through influence and inspiration from renowned wire sculptor, the late Ruth Asawa of San Francisco. Working in wire, cable ties, and paint, Manok creates thought-provoking pieces filled with color, organic forms, and endless interpretation. At The Rooftop, both wall paintings and sculptural forms floating in space greet guests – an assemblage of woven elements born from brilliantly hued cable ties. Additional sculptures will be featured in the hotel lobby, a striking prelude to tease the larger installation above.

Join us at The Rooftop on Sunday, April 27, for an intimate and interactive unveiling reception. Guests will mingle with Manok and get inspired at our community work table, where adults and kids can create their own cable sculptures. Enjoy a complimentary tasting of Spring Rosé upon arrival, and favorite dishes and drinks will be available to purchase. Complimentary for all attendees. No RSVP required. Pets and children are welcome.