"Women Forms" are woven vessels that speak of women, their shared stories, and their layers of experience. They are studies in form, color, and surface textures.
These vessels speak of the importance of the women in our lives, of their strengths and sorrows, their growth and joys. Each vessel tells the story of a woman, as an individual. The outside, with its decorated, sometimes rough surface, has been formed and shaped by society and the woman’s life experiences. The inside, which catches the light in unexpected ways, reflects her inner strengths—strengths not always visible but worthy of careful looking.
They may stand alone, or gather strength and support from the company of other women.
These vessels speak of the importance of the women in our lives, of their strengths and sorrows, their growth and joys. Each vessel tells the story of a woman, as an individual. The outside, with its decorated, sometimes rough surface, has been formed and shaped by society and the woman’s life experiences. The inside, which catches the light in unexpected ways, reflects her inner strengths—strengths not always visible but worthy of careful looking.
They may stand alone, or gather strength and support from the company of other women.
Work is available at Mitchell•Giddings Fine Arts, Brattleboro, VT
