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these are so beautiful!
gorgeous!
STUNNING!!!!!
thanks- i m so glad i can finally share it!
all i can say is DANG!
Where is this? I saw it on flickr and think it's gorgeous!
leila-
this was a project i installed on governors island as part of the figment arts festival. it was earlier in june. glad you like it. i was so happy with how it turned out.
:)
wow stunning stunning, beautiful how the work is moved by the elements and becomes a part of nature too.
Inspirational Joetta!
so glad to finally see this! i love love love it! such beautiful work. Would you mind if i posted about it on my blog?
hannah- thanks so much. Glad everyone seems to like the piece. Now it is just figuring out what is next for it...
I would be delighted if you mentioned it on your blog! Thanks so much for asking.
Warmly-
Joetta
This looks amazing. You have executed it perfectly! Your homemade clothesline is perfectly fitting. I love that when far away from it, it appears to be just normal laundry, probably the teatowels load, but when you get close, it's like you've discovered a secret. You were completely right to juxtapose cut-out words with the embroidered words, allowing them to interact with each other more. I wish I could have seen it in person, it would have been a sheer delight.
i like how you say it is like discovering a secret. Every time I walked up to it I felt much the same way but you put the words just right:)
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