The update on my altered book "Roots.. beneath the layers"
for the Pulp Redux collaboration.
My book is getting thicker...
Front inside cover and first page:
On the left is a poem by Stanley Kunitz called "The Layers"
and on the right a photograph of my grandmother as a child.
The poem discusses the journey of life and how our
identites change past and future.
The second half of the poem will be on the
inside back cover of the book.
This page is a fabric and fiber art piece. The five spears of turquoise
represent the five collaborators in this project. Friendship is one
symbolism of turquoise. In an organic sense,
the spears represent "layers" which
by definition are stems that are covered with soil for rooting.
For more details about the project
click on the Pulp Redux link on the sidebar.
14 comments:
This is just beautiful Lisa. Gorgeous colours and textures and I love the photo of your grandmother.
This is beautiful Lisa! I love everything about this page, the text, the fibres, the turquoise, all of it. I might just have to gaze adoringly at it for a while when it arrives, LOL! Are you sure you want it back again? :)
Yes Lisa your book is getting thicker, and more and more fantastic beautifull, I so love all the many layers you made , and your explanation of the poem you used with your grandmother`s photo.,-the last page shown is so special, and the meaning, beautifull.
Thanks for showing.
Hugs, Dorthe
The Layers is a favorite poem - so poignant. It fits well with your rich book. I wish I could hold it and turn the pages.
Lisa - see my comments on your Pulp Redux post. I just want to stage dive your page! Let me at it! It looks so soft and pillowy I reckon my landing would be the nicest thing in the world...
You are truly an amazing artist, Lisa....
I just found your work on Creative Souls and I am so happy I did.Love this book,full of texture,imagination and Love.Warmest Regards,Cat
Wonderfully amazing progress Lisa! Hugs!
Elizabeth
wow, that is wonderful.
You just blow me away with your artwork. I love all the wonderful details in your work. I want to crawl right in there and enjoy the beauty! You are such an inspiration!
I love the photo of your grandmother.
This book is such a lovely thing to see no matter how many times I've seen it now! I can't believe I get to be first! Thankyou for your visit...and yes they were just little pity parties! lol. I am definately keen!
Absolutely astounding! Could not be any more beautiful! Love it!
Hugs, Diane
I love the textures, the nest, the eggs, the colors-- Everything I have done with paint and paper you have done so much better with fibers and yarns-- beautiful.
This is gorgeous! I love all those layers. Fabulous!
Totally gooey. I love it! -Jayne
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