Kristine Stattin’s abstract embroideries evoke movement and energy through several layers of thin, sewing thread stitched atop one another.
This is a detailed model of one human cell, obtained using x-ray, NMR and cryoelectron microscopy datasets by Evan Ingersoll and Gael McGill.
Van Gogh, Pink Peach Trees (Reminiscence of Mauve), March 1888.
Vase by Barbara Rogers 2018
Today's quote:
Gratitude is universal spiritual wisdom, and it is sufficient.
- Terry Patten
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The vase is beautiful Barbara! I love the Mary Oliver poem and the Van Gogh Pink peach trees.
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Thanks, I think I must have sold that one. It was special!
Delete...bee well, Barbara!
ReplyDeleteLove my bees, my flowers, and my honey especially!
DeleteI didn't know you were a potter. That's a lovely vase. And the embroidery speaks to me so much.
ReplyDeleteI am in awe of fabric artists...such dedication to a difficult medium!
DeleteBarbara, I love your vase!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Marcia!
DeleteI hope you are doing okay.
ReplyDeleteEvery day I wake up! It's a beautiful day here with spring all sprung! Thank you for your good hopes...mine too!
DeleteThat vase is so beautiful! (NewRobin13)
ReplyDeleteI'm glad to know you like it!
DeleteMy mum did a lot of embroidery but she wasn't really into "abstract". Charming vase!
ReplyDeleteI know, I sure wouldn't have thought of it as a medium for art, but have the old fashioned attitude (which I'm slowly letting go of) that embroidery is just a decorative flourish on a functional piece of cloth.
DeleteThe embroidery and the human cell look so similar! Fascinating.
ReplyDeleteThat's exactly what caught my attention too!
DeleteLovely embroidery and your bee vase is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much. And I just ran into some old quotes in a file and found one by you. I'll have to see if it's something you don't mind sharing, soon!
DeleteI need that first quote.
ReplyDeleteAll so beautiful, but I like your vase best!
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