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COVERED IN KLIMT
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Inspiration for Covered In Klimt Inspired by a passage written by my favorite author, Jeanette Winterson, in her novel, Art and Lies, I imagined the juncture between night and day, awake and dreaming, naked and concealed. "Colours became her talismans. At the end of each black and white day, she dreamed in colour. At night, she soaked her body in magenta dyes, scrubbed herself with pumice of lime. The pillow was splashed in crimson by her black hair. She slept under a cloak of Klimt." Jeanette Winterson I immediately visualized black houses silhouetted against a dark sky, contrasting with gold tinged patterns on a glorious quilt that covered a reclining nude. Her body is revealed as part of the patterns in the quilt that includes jewel tones and patterns inspired by paintings by my favorite artist, Gustav Klimt. Look closely to see the layers of fabrics and thread stitching. |
KLIMT'S MUSE AT MIDNIGHT Inspired by the deep dark blues in Gustav Klimt's portrait painting of Emilie Flog,
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KLIMT'S DAY DREAM IN BLUE
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KLIMT'S MUSE IN LACE Inspired by Gustav Klimt's portrait painting of Baroness Elisabeth Bachofen-Echt
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MUSIC FOR BIWA A biwa is a Japanese lute, the chosen instrument of Benten, goddess of music, eloquence, poetry, and education in Japanese Buddhism.
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UNDER A CLOAK OF KLIMT Under a Cloak of Klimt was inspired by a very poetic passage
in the novel:.
"Colours became her talismans. At the end of each black and white day.
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THE DANCER IN KLIMT'S GARDEN I created this piece for my exhibit at the gorgeous Filoli Gardens, historic estate in Woodside, California. I was inspired by Klimt's painting, The Dancer, but wanted her in a beautiful garden filled with flowers as in his lovely landscapes.
My inspiration is Gustav Klimt's, The Dancer (below):
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MORE FIGURATIVE FEATURED ART : Body Of Art, Interiors, Duality | ||
My figurative work, including stone lithographs and etchings, as well as mixed media pieces and textile art quilts are on display in my Newark, California studio. |
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