Yay! I have been selected to exhibit two art quilts in Rocky Mountain Quilt Museum’s Evolutions 2019 Exhibit, which runs from July 22 to October 19th. This is a biennial exhibit featuring international quilt artists with their best interpretation of either personal or global evolution. It’s a “celebration of yesterday’s traditions, as well as tomorrow’s innovations”.
Below is “Awakening” which is a small wall hanging created with gelli prints, painted used dryer sheets and spun polyester stitched and fused to batting. I have printed a personal photo onto organza and used hand and machine stitching to enhance the surface.
Below is “Breakthrough” which used painted organza, shredded paper and cording as a reference to the Japanese tradition of filling cracks in china or pottery with gold. I have added hand and machine stitching and couched decorative thread to embellish the surface.
Sue Lewis Art 