Woven family tree still waters
A solitary gum tree stands on the bank of a river. The bottom half of the image has been woven with recycled decorative black paper. This work explores not only family but the way we physically view the world.
Details
♥ photo professionally printed with archival inks
♥ measures approx 50x68cm
About my work
These highly patterned works explore the way we physically view our environment and the idea that not everyone sees things in the same way. I realised in my early twenties that the fine veil of dancing, colourful dots I see over everything and had grown up with, is a view of the world not perceived by everyone. This is my experience I want to share; perhaps you see something similar or maybe it looks alien and unfamiliar. But no matter how we see the world, pattern exists all around us both man-made and naturally occurring; from the beauty and complexity of fractals in nature to the printed fabric of your clothing. Even on the calmest day and in the simplest of environments, our surroundings that may at first seem static and plain; are full of movement and decoration.
Sold unframed and unmated
