(painted deli papers)
(hand-dyed fabric)
Q: What Are They?
A: I'm not sure, yet. Maybe nothing.
I still don't know if I have anything here except a curious series of photographs. One thing I did learn, though... don't wait for fabric impregnated with Paverpol to dry before you cut into it, because it turns to stone! All those lovely wrinkles I worked so hard to produce and I can't cut them with any tool I own!
(For scale, the one made of paper is about the size of a grapefruit and the one made of fabric is about the size of a fat orange.)
Hey, sometimes art wants to take you in bizarre directions... For now, anyway, I'm going with it. We'll see where I'm at once the Paverpol runs out, again.
5 comments:
I like when the various layers peak through the outside. Is it possible to form the piece and then do cutting and final shaping when it is wet? I have never used poverpol so I have no idea. It is an interesting experiment in any case.
And I thought you had ALL the power tools! Looks like you've created quite a challenge for yourself, but I think the possibilities are intriguing. Maybe paverpol can tell you what will make a dent in it!
These are really interesting. The fabric one has great texture. And the colors are awesome!
I call them ART! ENJOY THE PLAY! Peace, Mary Helen Fernandez Stewart
Oooh. Aaaah. Going to google paverpol now.
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