Spain Series

Trips to Northern and Southern Spain energized the reservoir of images in my mind. The Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao is stunning and expansive in it’s “out of the box” architecture. A highlight of Southern Spain was time spent walking the paths and gardens in Granada. A visit to the Alhambra was breathtaking. The incredibly minute details – barely visible in some cases – gave a strong sense of the history of this place. In both the North and South, I discovered a wonderful mix of new and old, broad main roads and winding little alleys, hidden galleries and tiny, fully-packed shops that were all fodder for my art.

With this series, I’ve attempted to revisit the colors and feelings I carried away with me.

The Alhambra: Red Rocks
36″W x 24″H (on stretched canvas)

Discharge-dyed and sueded cottons, pieced and appliqued, fused machine- and hand-sewn. Mounted on hand-painted and stretched canvas. An original design.

The Alhambra: Stand of Birches
40″W x 30″H (on stretched canvas)

Discharge-dyed and sueded cottons, pieced and appliqued, fused machine- and hand-sewn. Mounted on hand-painted and stretched canvas. An original design.

The Alhambra: Peeling Fresco
30″W x 30″H (on stretched canvas)

Discharge-dyed and sueded cottons, pieced and appliqued, fused machine- and hand-sewn. Mounted on hand-painted and stretched canvas. An original design.

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Peeling Fresco – detail

Bilbao: Rings of Fire
24″W x 36″H (on stretched canvas)

Discharge-dyed and sueded cottons, pieced and appliqued, fused, machine and hand-sewn. Mounted on stretched canvas. An original design.

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Rings of Fire – detail

Granada: Windows in Town
36″W x 24″H (on stretched canvas)

Discharge-dyed and sueded cottons, pieced and appliqued, fused machine- and hand-sewn. Mounted on hand-painted and stretched canvas. An original design.

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