third visit to this post. such an image...the words then two images that don't necessarily relate to the words, or to each other perhaps. But then--they do.
the first image is of the window of david kaye gallery. My stitched drawing, 'basic goodness' is displayed there. I took the photo by going outside - the reflection on the glass added the city life whirling around as well as my own body. it was lucky that the red car with the white wheel was going past at the same moment - it does look like it was meant to be there.
so pleased with how the show is installed xoxo thank you for so much support
Friend, I, too, wish I could experience this exhibit in person; however, I am truly glad to experience it via the ether. Each work is spectacular. Countless stitches, countless emotions. Wow.
(((Judy))) love the photo with the reflection and the details of your stitching!
ReplyDeletethird visit to this post.
ReplyDeletesuch an image...the words
then two images that don't necessarily relate to the words,
or to each other perhaps.
But then--they do.
congrats! love the first image, not sure how you did it, is that a little cloud on your quilt?
ReplyDeleteHave a wonder-filled day ... I hope someone will capture the moments in photographs for you so you can just "be" and then re-live the wonder of it all
ReplyDeletethe first image is of the window of david kaye gallery. My stitched drawing, 'basic goodness' is displayed there. I took the photo by going outside - the reflection on the glass added the city life whirling around as well as my own body. it was lucky that the red car with the white wheel was going past at the same moment - it does look like it was meant to be there.
ReplyDeleteso pleased with how the show is installed xoxo
thank you for so much support
SO HAPPY FOR YOU!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI wish we were able to be there today - enjoy every minute. Congratulations!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful post.
ReplyDeleteFriend, I, too, wish I could experience this exhibit in person; however, I am truly glad to experience it via the ether. Each work is spectacular. Countless stitches, countless emotions. Wow.
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