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Artist Statement Currently, my fiber wall hangings are inspired by microscopic/cellular imagery. All changes in essence happen on that infinitesimal level and result in the world we experience. My work is a kind of invented biology zooming in on that fundamental nature of things and bringing it into vision. Starting with white cotton and silk, I add vibrant saturated color using dye and paint. Stitching adds lines of light and shadow as well as color. There is a tactile pleasure to handling and making art with fabric. I work loosely from sketches and concepts but each piece travels a route of evolution and change. My challenge is to trust the process to unfold.
In
my long ago younger days, I studied art; primarily drawing and painting.
After decades
of detours through careers as a teacher and a psychologist,
I have again happily created room in my life for artmaking. I began dyeing
cloth and focusing on fiber art in the mid-nineties. I work out of my
home studio in the woods of Southern Vermont. Gallery
Representation Studio Art Quilt Associates - Professional Artist Member Selected Gallery and Museum Exhibitions and Awards 2008 Hill
Country Arts Foundation Invitational Show Vermont Arts Council Grant 2007 Unbound 2006 Art
Quilts New England/New York 2005 Gallery
in the Woods: Group Show Handworks
Gallery: Annual Fiber Show
Art
Quilts at the Whistler II Art Quilts- New England Art Quilts: Elements Pennsylvania National Quilt Extravaganza, Ft. Washington, PA Pacific International Quilt Festival, Santa Clara, CA The Art and Soul of Quilting, Kenosha, WI Quilts For Change, Cincinnati, OH
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| Images used by permission from http://www.uri.edu/artsci/bio/plant_anatomy/index.htm |
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Karen Kamenetzky 2008 |
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