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Monday, June 13, 2011

and still maintain a normal life

and still maintain a normal life, wax batik on cotton, hand stitch on wool flannel, 2010 I've made many pieces over my long career that show though metaphor how we each have two sides. A side we present to the world and a much more interesting 'inside'. This piece, however, is an attempt to just show our inner world. That too is a duality.

This piece is about our time, and being in it. One half is slow, but it seems fast. It seems a whirl. When joined together, the two halves make a whirlwind.

Please visit the World of Threads Weekly Interviews on my side bar or click here to read and view my interview with Dawne Rudman and Gareth Bate. It's beautiful and I am very honoured to be included.

My life is a whirlwind right now.
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6 comments:

  1. Jeana Marie7:40 am

    I enjoyed reading your interview!

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  2. Caterina Giglio8:27 am

    extraordinary piece... I read through the last few posts as well... trying to catch up a little after my move... the leaf pieces are wonderful too... so nice to come here and visit... sigh...

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  3. Grace Martin11:14 am

    Mom, your life is often a whirlwind, yet you always exude serenity. Great interview!

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  4. Karen Thiessen1:54 pm

    Congratulations on the interview. You are well-spoken, as usual.

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  5. Montse Llamas5:03 am

    Does this piece stand by itself?

    Thank you for your visit and the comment in my blog. It encourages me...

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  6. helen salo3:57 pm

    I loved the article and it just validated why I admire you as an artist.

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Thank you for taking the time to connect. Much appreciated.xx