I am back from an exciting, visually stimulating weekend in Philadelphia. I had the pleasure of attending several interesting and inspiring lectures at the SDA/SAQA conference, a day of gallery hopping through the galleries of Fiber Philadelphia and meeting and reconnecting with fiber artist friends. There was so much to see and do, that I am still trying to wrap my head around everything that I saw and did.... Just uploading and looking through my photos has renewed my excitement again!
One of the first things that caught my attention while viewing the varied fiber works though out the city, was the shadows that were created by many of them. So for the first installment of my reflections of Fiber Philly, please enjoy some shadow play....
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| detail of Leaf Fall, Fragments var. 3 by Barbara J. Schneider at AQE |
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| detail of Red Stones #2 by Dianne Firth at AQE |
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| detail of More Than Just The Sum: Northern Red Oak by Christine Hager-Braun at AQE |
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| detail of Modified Familiarities by Sarah Wondrack at the Crane |
3 comments:
Thanks for posting these. I was curious to see the exhibits, but I couldn't get to Philadelphia.
Wow. You really were entranced by the shadows. These images are lovely. Can't wait to see how shadows show up in your work!
Nice perspective. Canvases usually don't leave much of a shadow, so chalk one u for textiles here. :-)
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