Thursday, 16 September 2010
Past the last hurdle
I had my final MA assessment today and I now feel I can take a breath. There are things that could be improved in the work but over all I am happy with how it has developed. In particular I feel the embroidered piece with bundles placed on it is much more resolved in terms of combining the making process with a sense of place and time. Anyhow, enough reflective practice here are the photos!
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Congratulations Hannah. Your work looks interesting and wonderful, it has a sense of calm despite all the obstacles you have had to over come. I love the hanging pieces, the texture repetition looks a little like reptile skin. Your bundles are intriguing, and I love your embroidery on your large fabric piece. It is so nice to have been able to follow your journey.
ReplyDeleteWonder-filled! The long panels make me think of ancient wisps of backbone from some magical creature...and those bundles - I want to see inside! Will they stay wrapped?
ReplyDeleteAll very beautiful. I love the richness of color. Congratulations!
ReplyDeleteYour work looks fantastic, I'm looking forward to seeing the show. Congratulations!
ReplyDeleteExcelentes tonos y texturas.
ReplyDeleteHannah
ReplyDeleteLove looking at your site and seeing your work develop. I am pesently reading a book called "Lines A Brief History" by the anthropologist Tim Ingold. I think it would be useful to you in this work and give ou more self belief and historical background. Hope it might be useful and keep going
Hannah
ReplyDeleteI always love looking at your blog. I am reading a book called "Lines, a Brief History" by the anthropologist Tim Ingold, I think it would be worth you reading and help give you belief in the foundations of your work and maybe give you a new direction. It really is good work so keep going