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Marée Descendante (Tides #2)
50 in
x
19 in
(127 cm x 48 cm)
Year
2020
Photo Credit
Olivier Junod
Gallery
Price
$0.00
The interest in the tides is not so much the marks they leave than their movement due to the wind, the sand, the stone composition of the shore or the weather conditions. It is what appears and stays for a moment.
They are about ephemeral, moving lines from a far distance dying down the shore; the lines left on the sand are then covered up again. It is like memories which may change as time passes by.
The up and down of the tides are a reminder of Penelope weaving and unweaving, waiting, looking at the passing of time. The pull and push of the tide is like the needle in a piece of cloth.
They are about ephemeral, moving lines from a far distance dying down the shore; the lines left on the sand are then covered up again. It is like memories which may change as time passes by.
The up and down of the tides are a reminder of Penelope weaving and unweaving, waiting, looking at the passing of time. The pull and push of the tide is like the needle in a piece of cloth.
Materials
Subtle layers of cloth are overlapped to create a movement. Commercial, hand dyed, and hand painted cotton. Cotton batting and threads.
Techniques
Machine quilted