wherein you, too, get to follow the agony and the ecstasy of creating a new body of work!
Monday, June 28, 2010
Can Yarn Function as Sculpture?
This yarn, COMBAT CHAOS, begins to achieve what I set out to do. Combining specially chosen colors and fibers to express the emotional turmoil of the battlefield, little army guys are pinioned in beehives, cocoons of black wool, felted camouflage felt flags, mounds of netting and desert camo. Both sides of the conflict climb around and shoot in the confusion. Small flashes of light, tiny sequins, reflect the flash of the guns or the twinkle in a mute night sky.
Labels:
fiber,
fleece,
handspinning,
handspun,
visual art. sculpture,
wool
Tuesday, June 22, 2010
Fleece installation
I have been playing with fiber today.
I like the relationships that are developing among the parts, although it is still too linear, simply curated objects rather than a full 3-d experience. I think the placenta dress needs to hang in space rather like the stuffed dress at the left.But with the wool market arriving in a couple of days, I will leave it as is for now.
Thursday, June 3, 2010
Little dresses still speak story.
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