Showing posts with label framing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label framing. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 14, 2012

Ophelia rises like a phoenix


The frames were a long time coming...back ordered.  But the 8 ply museum matts were cut and shipped in a flash.  All ten are matted, glazed and framed. They are awaiting their wire hardware and picture lights now.  Whew!

They look so different framed.  The colors are richer; the focus seems sharper.  Go figure. Soon they will be safely stored, awaiting their time in  the sun.  The installation and performance is probably going to be summer or fall 2013.




Thursday, August 30, 2012

The effect of framing

Terra Firma 1
Small, diminutive works of art become real once they are framed.  It is important not to be skimpy with space.  These little embroidered pieces could have been pinned to a wall...but they look like they don't matter when shown that way. Framed with lots of space around them, they can sing.

The sereis is named Terra Firma.  THe are mixed media drawings with embroidery on linen.
Terra Firma 2


Terra Firma 3

Terra Firma 4

Terra Firma 5