Contemporary abstractions that combine grids from orange construction fences and rich textured mixed media surfaces.
The Fence As Lace series explores the lace-like qualities of construction fences. They are monoprinted, handstamped, handpainted, and stitched fabric that is stiffened to provide a construction fence-like feel when touching it.
Holes are cut out of various areas of the stiffened fabric on many of these pieces, so shadows and pattern can be seen behind it, and can be exhibited right on the wall or a few inches away from it.
Unless noted otherwise, these pieces were created in 2011.
The Fence As Lace series explores the lace-like qualities of construction fences. They are monoprinted, handstamped, handpainted, and stitched fabric that is stiffened to provide a construction fence-like feel when touching it.
Holes are cut out of various areas of the stiffened fabric on many of these pieces, so shadows and pattern can be seen behind it, and can be exhibited right on the wall or a few inches away from it.
Unless noted otherwise, these pieces were created in 2011.
The Fence As Lace #1
48” x 66"
The Fence As Lace #2
48” x 60"
The Fence As Lace #3
48” x 69.5"
The Fence As Lace #4
113” x 49"
The Fence As Lace #5
104” x 49"
The Fence As Lace #6
73” x 72"
The Fence As Lace #7
48" x 103" before wrapped around a column
The Fence As Lace #10
24” x 18”
The Fence As Lace #11
13.5" x 41”
The Fence As Lace #12
29” x 73"
The Fence As Lace #13
96" x 96"
The Fence As Lace #14
95” x 62"
created in 2013
In the collection of the Fuller Craft Museum, Brockton, MA, via Judith Stern Weisman
SOLD