

Tape is my good friend. I use elastic, slowdrying glue to fix garland pieces. Looks like first aid practice. Working on more colourful, not as melancholy garland.

Cradle to cradle, photo from Braunstein/Quay Gallery webpage, photo: Ben Blackwell
I am quite taken by the work of Gyöngy Laky, "textile architecture" of natural materials. Solid and open at once. Tomorrow, Nov 15, her show opens in San Francisco, wish I was there to see and touch.
Here is more of her work.
Last week for my show in Örebro.
3 comments:
EEEEEE! you know how much are garland makes me scream like a girl. it is so much fun i can't stand it!! looking good!
Enjoy:)
your work is beauty-full
these garlands remind me of beach treasures, from the coast of france when i was 10, such curious shells!
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