Photography themes emerge: vegetation, windows, art seen, & revisiting 3 of my past quilts.
These are quilts that wound up in the home of Sal & Jobst, our Vancouver-now-Maui friends where we are staying.
This first was made with a paste-resist technique.
The one below I call Loving Hands.
I carved stampers of my hand & George's. The other stamps were made in India.
The next one is hung in a doorway so you can see front & back. This was made during my Stripes Period.
We went to a few galleries. Here are my favorites items.
The first is made with mostly vegetable fibers, echoing clothing.
Another shape to adore.
These are 3 nestling jars. They conform a bit to the neighborly shape.
An amazing necklace.
The jewelry was made of this fern that I had just noticed...& I've been coming to Maui for 10 years!
Rosamar & Sabina came for a visit. We went to see this sculpture two years ago. It's aged.
Here's a very Maui version of plant opportunism.
A great Junk Shop
Below, a schefflera tree, natives called the octopus tree because of this flower which does go soft after a bit, a bugged tree & banyon tree air roots.
...banana tree delightful & fashionable shagginess...
....windows... one morning from my bed...
I must end with a new clothesline photo. I collect clotheslines: cloth, shape, & linearity.
Those are banyon tree roots in the foreground.
That's it for now.
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