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C Mauersberger work in process, 2012 |
More musings on observation and stitching.
Spread salt on black ground and create stitches upon observation.
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C. Mauersberger work in process, 2012 |
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C. Mauersberger, Photo: Salt on black ground, 2012 |
I am still working on the sidewalk series seen here
Am amused that there are endless stitching compositions at my finger tips.
Literally.
Here a few salt pictures (of many).
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C. Mauersberger, Photo: Salt on black ground 3, Detail |
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C. Mauersberger, Photo: Salt on black ground 3, 2012 |
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C. Mauersberger, Photo: Salt on black ground 4, 2012 |
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C. Mauersberger, Photo: Salt on black ground, Cross road, 2012 |
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C. Mauersberger, Photo: Salt on black ground, Circle, 2012 |
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C. Mauersberger, Photo: Salt on black ground, Ho, 2012 |
Also looks like SNOW...Ho Ho
ReplyDeleteit's true, there is a world in a grain of (salt)
ReplyDeleteas i was scrolling down i was already thinking snow
ReplyDeleteand then
Marianna said it for me!
Oh! I so love the way your mind works. Who else but you would have thought to stitch salt? And do it so well at that. I keep coming back to visit and marvel.
ReplyDeleteNice design process! Now get stitchin' ;-)
ReplyDeleteRoger that, Terry.
DeleteSuch a beautiful, inspiring post, Christine.
ReplyDeletei was so into this...and up came the last photo and it made my heart happy!
ReplyDeletei do like the salt drawings/studies.
ho ho ho backatchya.
What an inspiring idea and so simple...just a trip into the kitchen!--Julie
ReplyDeletebrilliantly simple, thank you.
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