This Friday’s featured artist is Christine Gedeon!
I especially love her Plots series of stitched works!
I especially love her Plots series of stitched works!
Plot 3, thread, paint and fabric on raw canvas, 52 x 60 inches
She writes:
Using a sewing machine, fabric and paint on raw canvas, and inspired by aerial view landscape drawings and maps, I invent 'plots' that are neither true abstractions, nor complete landscapes but navigate between interpretative poles. With a limited palette and through an improvisational approach, these works are large in scale and hint to an unfamiliar impossible space, a space that allows viewers to detach and contemplate their relationship to the external world.
Using a sewing machine, fabric and paint on raw canvas, and inspired by aerial view landscape drawings and maps, I invent 'plots' that are neither true abstractions, nor complete landscapes but navigate between interpretative poles. With a limited palette and through an improvisational approach, these works are large in scale and hint to an unfamiliar impossible space, a space that allows viewers to detach and contemplate their relationship to the external world.
Plot 8, thread, paint and fabric on raw canvas, 54 x 58 inches
My most recent stitched works are inspired by the evolution of urban landscapes and how it ties to memory, focusing recently on New York City's topographical evolution. I use Google Earth and archival images to collect my data and use this information as a starting point to create this invented series of urban renewal projects.
Plot 9, fabric, thread and paint on raw canvas, 58 x 56 inches
OSH, Brooklyn (Plot re-visualized), fabric, thread and paint on raw black canvas, 54 x 32 inches
Find out more about by visiting her website.
TGIF!
Mary^
TGIF!
Mary^
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