The ancient technique of twining is adapted to create an armature of wire, representing both strength and stability. It creates a form that is covered with a ‘skin,' allowing for the exploration of materials, layers, colors, and textures. The surfaces may be translucent or opaque, with the underlying structure frequently visible.
Bearing Witness
...as we watch our country become more divided
...as we watch the growth of hatred and greed
...as we watch glaciers melt and cities drown
...as we watch people struggle with addiction and homelessness
...we bear witness
at Mitchell•Giddings Fine Arts, Brattleboro, VT
...as we watch our country become more divided
...as we watch the growth of hatred and greed
...as we watch glaciers melt and cities drown
...as we watch people struggle with addiction and homelessness
...we bear witness
at Mitchell•Giddings Fine Arts, Brattleboro, VT
"She Bore Witness," wire, cheesecloth, thread, fabric, 11" H x 9" x 8," at Gravers Lane Gallery, Philadelphia, PA
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"Watching," wire, pattern paper, tea bags, acrylic paint and mediums, beads, rust, 9" - 14" H, at Gravers Lane Gallery, Philadelphia, PA
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"Standing in Strength II"
Wire, pattern papers, tea bags, mulberry papers, beads
4" to 9" heights - $2900.00 for all five
Wire, pattern papers, tea bags, mulberry papers, beads
4" to 9" heights - $2900.00 for all five