My commissioned work is finally finished and installed in the waiting area of Sheila C. Johnson Center for Human Services, at the University of Virginia. The main piece is the first in my new swirl series, where viburnum leaves are printed in different color shades on vintage linen, and then pieced together and hand stitched. I love the effect of the similar leaf prints presented in different positions and colorations. The companion pieces are similar prints mounted on pre-stretched canvases. I also did a Queen Anne's Lace piece which is nature printed on pieced linen, and quilted with gently curved sweeping horizontal lines. The bottom panel has tucks and pleats that give the piece an added dimension. I am grateful for this assignment and I am proud that my art now is part of this beautifully designed, brand new building.
Friday, September 3, 2010
in place
My commissioned work is finally finished and installed in the waiting area of Sheila C. Johnson Center for Human Services, at the University of Virginia. The main piece is the first in my new swirl series, where viburnum leaves are printed in different color shades on vintage linen, and then pieced together and hand stitched. I love the effect of the similar leaf prints presented in different positions and colorations. The companion pieces are similar prints mounted on pre-stretched canvases. I also did a Queen Anne's Lace piece which is nature printed on pieced linen, and quilted with gently curved sweeping horizontal lines. The bottom panel has tucks and pleats that give the piece an added dimension. I am grateful for this assignment and I am proud that my art now is part of this beautifully designed, brand new building.
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I LOVE the Queen Anne's piece! Such a wonderful pattern plant...mmmmm.
ReplyDeleteLotta, these works of art are stunning! What a fantastic project. Congratulations!
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful these are; you must be so pleased to see them in situ. Well done!
ReplyDeletevery quiet and beautiful. the queen anne's lace piece dances.
ReplyDeleteI am in love with these.
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful and quiet and perfect.
xo jane
the Queen Ann's Lace is so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteStunning. The viburnum piece is so dynamic is joyful. Can't wait to see more of your work from this series.
ReplyDeleteWOW! congrats, lotta, how totally juicy to be part of such a big project!
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