Time
I originally decided to consider the concept of time through the lens of an exhibtion call. The exhibition was hosted by The New Zealand regional group of SDA ( The Surface Design Association) and was juried by Dr Carole M. Shepheard. We connect with the concept of time and how it passes through physical forms, such as the tides or the changes of season. However, the cultural viewpoint of time may vary across the world. This viewpoint is part of a silent language or invisible influence that effects each and every person living within that culture. The exhibition asked us to share how we interpreted that silent language and use it within our practice to make it become “visible”.
I created one original piece called ” Multitasking from a Woman’s Perspective”. I wanted to demonstrate the cultural expectations of how a woman of Western culture is expected to utilize her time. The exhibition topic sparked a desire for me to express other concepts regarding time within the silent language of my culture. Additional pieces regarding those thoughts will be shared in this portfolio.
Information and Press for the Exhibtion
Multitasking From a Woman’s Perspective
Materials: cotton thread, fabric and acrylic paint on canvas 24 cm x 30 cmPurchase Originals and Fine Art Prints via Art MajeurMultitasking from a Woman's Perspective is a mixed media painting using cotton thread, fabric, and acrylic paint on canvas. The artwork...