I finished the stitching on Monumental Simplicity. 
I am folding it up. Putting it away for a bit. 
I've also just finished three novels. These endings give me a space for new beginnings. 
"What Tolstoy achieves by his exploration of detail is a completely solid material framework ...whatever he is talking about is made intimate." Joel Carmichael, one of many translators of Anna Karenina. "Whatever Tolstoy's art is, we are unconscious of it."
all those stitches, how wonderfully beautiful
ReplyDeletethe novels were:
ReplyDeleteAnna Karenina by Leo Tolstoy
Swann's Way by Marcel Proust
Room by Emma Donoghue
and thanks for the compliment re: all those stitches. Now I just have to listen to the piece to see what to do next, if anything.
nice!
ReplyDeletei try to keep everything i do intimate. from writing to photos to meals and quilts.
at the end of it our conversation with a viewer is private.
that's an important word to always keep in mind.
congratulations Judy - your work looks beautiful - your stitching is finished in good time - i am still stitching!!
ReplyDeleteyay mom!!!!
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