Glass Wall reflections

I may add another art quilt to my Glass Wall Reflection series. I took this photo  in the city this weekend and like it very much. It like how dynamic the shapes are against the grid.

Watery window

Looking out through the condo window on a damp, cold morning. The condensation adds a wonderful texture amd pattern  to the scene outside.

Pattern play again!

More metal walls - this is at the DeYoung Musuem in San Francisco. This area is about 4 x 5 feet so you get some idea of the scale of it. Just imagine it over a much bigger expanse. Walking along the walll it is a constatnly changing play of light.

In and Out

This metal wall is embossed/debossed and thus catches the light in this interesting way. I took a lot of pictures of this - more to come!

Heads up

In contrast to yesterday's photos of sculptural heads these look unsettled and abandoned. But I love the photo both for the heads and also for the many textures, patterns  and shapes that are part of it.

One thing leads to another revisited

Pulling out the angel head the other day made me think about all the sculptural head photos I have taken. This is another favorite. There is a peacefulness and caring in the both the look and positioning of these two heads.

Birch Forest revisited

I have been working on my Birch Forest installation piece (8.5 x 8.5 feet) - enhancing the stitiching, nedlefelting, finding a way to bend and undulate the surface even more then the original. Here is a detail view from the side of how it is starting to "shape up".