Pink lace with a---yes, because it's spring---satyrical theme. Can you see what I mean? Can you? It's a tribute to the Horned God. Background is as black as the inside of the Great God Pan's mouth.
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March 06, 2008
February 12, 2008
Chinese Butterflies
Yellow butterflies on a "woven" background of rose, blue, and yellow.
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February 08, 2008
Gothic Ribbons
Garnet red satin ribbons edged with gold bound round steel and red ceramic. Ornate, yet curiously primitive and austere.
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February 06, 2008
She is Dreaming
Woven leather ribbons in neon pink and blue against a black void. It's the edge of something. But what?
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February 05, 2008
Book of Changes: Hexagram 23 (Fracture)
This inauspicious hexagram nevertheless signifies a trend that we've all sometimes faced: the period when the earth underneath your feet cracks and you feel the ground shifting underneath them. The secret of survival, which the I Ching is there to help you achieve, is to remember that even when things do fall apart, they eventually settle down again, though generally in a new configuration. The secret is to be able to brace yourself and maintain your dignity/aplomb/integrity as well as you can till you find your footing again. Bad periods, like every other sort, eventually pass. To avoid sinking, you've got to accept where you are and work to keep your balance.
A hard lesson for us westerners----but an important one.
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Book of Changes: Hexagram 7 (Warriors, An Army) (2 Versions)
Silver and black, with spear points and jagged edges and military formations. Or you could just see it, as I do, as a pretty arrangement of silver, pewter, and black in a metallic silver frame.
Or you can go with a less conventional version: a heavy silver "chain" on a black background---off center to express the destabilizing effect of such a force---and bounded by stripes in black, mother of pearl, silver, and taupe.
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Book of Changes: Hexagram 11 (Peace, Balance, Harmony)
Heaven and earth conjoined and intermingled. Luminous woven ribbons in teal and gold with a shimmer of brilliant rose and deep blue, surrounded by a protective metallic frame in teal.
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January 05, 2008
Woven Opal
Through a porthole in a wall of color-dappled glass, woven strands of opalescent satin or satiny stone are visible---a soft sea green, but with other colors shimmering through.
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May 05, 2007
The Saxon Queen.
ABSTRACT DIGITAL ARTWORK (DIGITAL TILES). Coiled gold, that dim antique color, banded with leather . Massive, solid pieces with a curved surface and a touch of frivolity in the edging of the ribbons. It has an Anglo-Saxon look and feel.
April 21, 2007
April is the Cruelest Month.
ABSTRACT DIGITAL ARTWORK. A truly glowing garland formed out blood red ribbons, green petals, and a peculiarly rich and sunny shades of apricot and gold. The corners are a particularly celestial shade of cerulean. Mysterious and luminous, hinting at the stress of new growth.
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