The piece pictured here uses some of the fabric my dear friend, Andrew Thornton sent me. It also is a somewhat wry take on the act of getting married. FYI - I am far more interested in the long-term health of a life partnership than I am in the wedding itself. Nevertheless, using the iconic imagery of a wedding ceremony seemed like an easy way to enter into a discussion about marriage.
Saturday, July 10, 2010
Hell Yeah, We do!
Since attending the 5-day artist's dream workshop on Governor's Island, I have been working on long-term planning, which feels like writing down every wish I've had since I was five. In addition to fleshing out my career goals as an artist, I have spent significant time writing about the type of life-partnership I'm looking for. I am trying to visualize what I want as a way of encouraging it to happen.
Labels:
Andrew Thornton,
embroidery,
fabric,
Iviva Olenick,
life partnership,
marriage
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Love it!
ReplyDeleteThanks Patsy Kay!!
ReplyDeleteLovely work! It's great to see what you're doing with the fabric! You rock!
ReplyDeleteThanks again, Andrew. My gallerist sold the piece yesterday!
ReplyDelete