I was finally able to get some photos of the exhibition up online. The week of the opening was my last week of the residency at TAC and that meant i had to move my studio back home on the week end. I was able to take photos of my work and move my studio all in one day. It wasn't easy as we've had a couple of really hot days lately and getting organized has been a challenge.
Here's a photo of all the pieces together. My work is quite small so this little corner was perfect for it.
Detail of Pollination.
Detail of Metamorphosis.
Detail of Lepidoptera.
You can see more detail photos on my flickr page or on my portfolio.
4 comments:
Your work is beautiful and inspiring.
Time indeed well spent. I adore pollination,although all the works are fabulous. Accomplished, individual, well thought out and executed. I love the tiny scale of them. I find it frustrating that the Western Art World is so obsessed with LARGE works. Everyone wants large canvasses, huge installations and the like. I love these too, but I await the day when miniature and small art works are as revered in the West as they are in the East and Middle East. As a hand embroidery artist my works take anywhere from 100 to 300 hours to complete. Given the fineness of the threads I use my works are "large", but I always get the feeling that people want "bigger". I fully appreciate the time spent on your lovely pieces, congratulations.
Incredible work. What a lot of time and effort for that one. WOW!
Thank you so much everyone! :)
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