MEADOWBROOK STUDIO

First of many miniature shield constructions made of washi paper and part of the Shadowbox Show at the Textile Museum of Canada, a show that was held annually for many years.

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This is a washi paper assemblage made from a few thousand embryo shaped pieces and woven together with silk thread. It is stretched and suspended in space. The cocoon is a wrapped structure and sits in reference to the shield.

This is a maquette for a larger shield yet to be created. It was woven on the loom and it hangs in space reminding us of a bird, of a crucified figure and of a skin.

This piece was accepted into a juried competition and show mounted by the Japanese Paper Place in Toronto.

Toronto Star March 16, 2007 Full Newspaper

The Only Paper You Will Ever Need!

Toronto Star March 16, 2007 - The Only Newspaper You Will Ever Need!

#1 of four pieces included in the show at the Gerrard Art Space show earlier in 2018

#2 of four of the Miniature Shields included in the Gerrard Art Space show earlier in 2018

#3 of the four Miniature Shield pieces included in the show at the Gerrard Art Space earlier in 2018

#4 of the four Miniature Shields included in the show at Gerrard Space earlier in 2018