Looking to use an image of my artwork, in your next book, game, album, magazine cover, advertisement, film, prints and merchandise, then you’ll need to request a image license.
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My first bit of creating for the New Year. I’ve been wanting to do some textile sculpture for years. I usually make sculpture with hard materials, like wood, metal and found objects. Working with textiles, I want to continue my story of hard and soft. I like the harsh coldness of metal and soft and subtle of textiles. Total opposites. A few years ago I did a series of sculptures made from concrete with embedded indigo and rust dyed textiles into the pieces.
This bundle of eco dyed textiles will be used with rusted metals and found objects to create, free hanging sculpture installations for a future exhibition.
You can see some more about my art and creative process @ instagram
The first layers of textiles were rust dyed then, paint and ink used freely to create marks and colour. Then I used gum leaves, weeds, agapanthus flowers, saltbush and more rusted metal on the following textiles.
If you are wanting to learn how to eco dye and make textile sculpture. This course from Fiber Arts Take Two is amazing. Creating with Courage is an online course by Clarissa Callesen who is a sculptor and installation artist based in the USA The course is based on creativity and exploration. Centred around found objects and recycled textiles you’ll create fabric forms that are pieced together to make your own fibre sculpture.
I just got a nice surprise to say my artwork will be included in the Times Square Show in New York.
You’re in our celebration! You get three spots in our Times Square show. Your work will be 10 feet (3 meters) tall on the sign!
I am also, halfway of having an image of my work, 200 feet (60 meters) tall on the entire massive billboard ! If you would like to help me takeover the whole billboard in Times Square, the images below will take you to a like button.
A HUGE thank you to everyone for your continued support of my arts career! I really appreciate it 🙂
New worlds I build daily for underground urban living…Constructions of layered line, and grids. Objects for science, living pods, travel pods, underground exploration and excavation machinery beneath. Little abstract paintings created on artist gallery stretched canvas.
Slices in Time- Jenny Davis – Digital Photography. Wax – textile – butterflies and string.
Xtinction is a contemporary art prize inviting artists to explore the concept of extinction… to people, places, things, flora and fauna. Xtinction aims to broadly highlight the many Australian species that are presently endangered. Artworks include painting, sculpture, photography, wearable art and mixed medium works, and include the use of sustainably sourced materials and objects.
Date: 23 February – 24 March Venue: Three local galleries, HEALESVILLE Victoria. Contact Details:
www.threestories.com.au
Artworks are on display and for sale at three Healesville Galleries:
Artists Jenny Davis Charles Farrugia
John Martin
Mark Story
Exhibition dates: 17th April to 24th May, 2012 – Mon-Fri 9.00 to 5.00 or by appt. Address: Gippsland Centre for Art and Design
Building 6S Monash University Gippsland Campus
Churchill 3842
