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Thursday, July 12, 2012
While getting ready for more renovation...
Labels:
art,
creativity,
Susan Hensel,
visual art. sculpture
Saturday, June 30, 2012
Still busy, still working small
I am still working pretty regularly in the studio and I am still working small. This is the Terra series.


Labels:
art,
creativity,
drawing,
embroidery,
Minneapolis
Friday, June 8, 2012
I've been busy
Despite many interruptions, visits, family matters, a great trip to NYC and injury requiring physical therapy, I have been busily at work in the studio.

Since I cannot climb ladders right now, I am working very small...nothing larger than 18 x 20.

I am very fond of the Horse Woman. She seems to have wonderful, sinuous power.

Since I cannot climb ladders right now, I am working very small...nothing larger than 18 x 20.
I am very fond of the Horse Woman. She seems to have wonderful, sinuous power.
Monday, January 30, 2012
Tuesday, January 10, 2012
Monday, January 9, 2012
petticoats,underskirts and anemones
While soaking up the Christmas season, I spun many more anemones. They are building up the reef under the sea dress. Petticoats and underskirts are appearing...unbleached muslin cheesecloth is experimentally draped in the openings. I think, when more energy returns, more lights will appear as well.


It is always slow going in "intuitive land", where language has little to add to the equations. It is all about materials and light and growth.
Labels:
art,
art yarn,
installation,
nostalgia,
Susan Hensel,
visual art. sculpture
Friday, January 6, 2012
Remnants and Asthma
I still have this fascination with suits as symbols of power. I have collected, at 40% off thrift store prices a variety of suit coats that I am now deconstructing. The linear elements of their interior secrets are anatomical, structural and gestural...like a good drawing. I am going to let this construction hang pinned together for a few days while I consider whether to make it more permanent. I am considering a series of "hangings", rather like art quilts...but tacked together and pinned with as much frayed edge showing as humanly possible.
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