Tektites are tiny
colored glass particles which naturally occur in the universe and are tossed en
masse during extraterrestrial collisions.
Debris fields of tektites have been found on most of the earth’s
continents. This piece is made up
of hand-dyed silks and then beaded with scores of tiny glass beads which mimic
a debris field. It is framed in
wood just as the glass bits would find their way into a natural resting place
on earth.
Coalescence III
is a fine art textile made by blending the edges of various cotton fabrics
using a dry felting machine called an embellisher which tears up the edges of
each piece thus intermingling threads to merge the colors. There is almost no stitching used for
the technique. A large object,
comprised of many elements, whirling through space, might appear from a
distance to have its surface details melded together in just such a way.
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