My husband makes piles of wood around our property
I've been working on this three-blanket-wide piece in my town studio, but I brought it home last month
It was going so slowly there. Now I work on in the evenings during our TV time.
The piece is inspired by the grandeur of the cambrian shield and the sliced-open immense rocks that line the northern highways that we drive through. Time is made visible in those rock cuts.
I'm covering the three blankets with a horizontal strata of plant-dyed fabrics, stitched with wool yarns.
The work is about touch and vulnerability and eternity.
The reverse side is also beautiful I think.
Time is a material. I add my loving pokes and pets and strokes and pulls and mends. The fabric becomes energized, powerful.
"The clock indicates the moment - but what does eternity indicate? " Walt Whitman
9 comments:
Beautiful Judy.The plant dyed fabrics you are using certainly do represent the rock cuts perfectly. I have always loved the beauty in woodpiles. They represent order out of chaos to me.
stunning, I would like to touch the stitching! To experience what you do each time you touch it
I know those rocks. And your strata are beautiful.
So amazing on its own, since I don't know these rocks :) But, I'd sure love to see 'em! I love the texture that is your work and that you put those logs to bed! Goodnight.
Love that you said I put the logs to bed. Love it xx
Oh i so wish i could touch this............
I look and look and breathe. Such quiet beauty. Thank you.
A beautiful blanket and a lovely series of photos. So elegaic
bello
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