Title: Winter 1
Thaw series
Format: 174 x 268 cm – 68” x 104,5″
Weight: 2600 g – 6 lb
Date: 2018 – 2022
No. 224.2022.8
Technique: 23 blocks of 459 textiles squares hand-assembled to produce a relief effect – three dimensions with a double dotted line – and two blocks both 459 squares assembled with a smooth finish. The surface is quilted on canvas through a polyester core chosen for its extreme whiteness.
4675 -4 cm squares
Description: In a chromatic range first used in Interferences in 2018, the lines of force resemble those of the Magma series: they evoke the trickle of a liquid cooling, as if halted by the temperature or the wind.
In the top-left corner,the contrasting texture of the two 17 x 27 square blocks assembled in classic fashion, contrive to produce a watermark effect, like a throwback to another, smoother cap of ice.
The broken lines of the quilting follow the diagonals through individual square or pairs of juxtaposed squares.
Title: Avalanche 1 et 2
Thaw series
Format: 104 x 49 cm – 40,6 ” x 19,1 ” twice
Weight: 280 and 300 g 10 and 11 oz
Date: 2022
No. 225.2022.9 and 223.2022.7
Technique: Assembled using hand-stitching. Three layers quilted together, one of which is reversed, through a polyester core fabric chosen for its extreme whiteness.
924 3-cm pieces
Description: Based on a fragment of a photographic montage by Karl Hermann Haupt which the artist explored in her Semagrams and Moments series, Avalanches 1 and 2 show the memory of a sliding movement and the texture of heaped up layers of snow, interspersed with stones and sand deposited by the wind.
The broken quilting lines accentuate the slanting momentum as well as holding the three layers together.
Title: Snow variations
Thaw series
Format: 15 x 15 cm framed 23 x 23 x 4 cm – 5,7” x 5,7″ and 9” x 9” x 1,6”
Weight: 8 to 21 g – 0,3 to 1,1 oz
Date: 2020 – 2023
No. 243.2022.27, 257.2023.5, 258.2023.6, 261.2023.9
Technique: Folded textile squares, cardboard; visible or hidden folding.
121 3-cm pieces
Description: The Snow variations series ushers in a change in technique. It is no longer a matter of assembling three layers of textiles according to quilting tradition: all but the topmost layer has been discarded, leaving a fragile skin.
In these 15 x 15 cm formats, relief and matter orchestrate all states of snow, from flakes, snowballs and overhangs to immense slopes. Given their potential for evocation on such a small scale, these fascinating objects have thus assumed their rightful place, overriding the initial design. In display cases for easy installation, each Snow variation condenses 20 years of percepts.
Title: Snow(s)
Thaw series
Format: 15 x 15 cm framed 23 x 23 x 4 cm – 5,7” x 5,7″ and 9” x 9” x 1,6”
Weight: 8 to 21 g – 0,3 to 1,1 oz
Date: 2020 – 2023
No. 233.2022.17, 235.2022.19, 256.2023.4, 262.2023.10
Technique: Folded textile squares, cardboard; visible or hidden folding.
121 pieces of 3 cm
Description: The Snow series ushers in a change in technique. It is no longer a matter of assembling three layers of textiles according to quilting tradition: all but the topmost layer has been discarded, leaving a fragile skin.
In these 15 x 15 cm formats, relief and matter orchestrate all states of snow, from flakes, snowballs and overhangs to immense slopes. Given their potential for evocation on such a small scale, these fascinating objects have thus assumed their rightful place, overriding the initial design. In a display case for easy installation, each Snow condenses 20 years of percepts.
Thaw series
Semagram series
Moments series
Running water series
Five squares series
Time and Space series
Circles series
Alhambra series
Other works 2015 …
Other works 2009 – 2013
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