“Disillusions,” an Artwork for Our Times
The Prompt In March I was visiting my ailing mother when the war in Ukraine started out of the blue, jolting me like it did… Read More »“Disillusions,” an Artwork for Our Times
The Prompt In March I was visiting my ailing mother when the war in Ukraine started out of the blue, jolting me like it did… Read More »“Disillusions,” an Artwork for Our Times
My mom, Shoshana, was my most avid blog reader. Starting with my very first post, she read each and every publication, commenting, discussing, sometimes sharing.… Read More »Farewell to my Mom
Back in the summer I was finally able to visit my mom, after nearly two years of pandemic travel restrictions. To make myself useful, I… Read More »Experimenting with Seaweed Art
Some people need to exercise to feel good. Others need tasty food. Me? I need to surround myself with color. And yet, in the past… Read More »Color Therapy to Uplift Mid-Winter Blues
Process Some artworks take a long time to plan and/or execute. Others come together quickly. Some drain the artist emotionally, others give energy back. This… Read More »“Absence,” a Textile Collage Series
To grow up is to accumulate loss. As we go trough our lives, new people keep entering it, but at the same time people we… Read More »“Loss,” a Fabric Collage
Our planet is fraying at the seams. The cycles of nature are out of sync. Our oceans, especially—the cradles of all life on earth—are swinging… Read More »“Blue Planet Blues:” A Textile Artwork Protesting Ocean Devastation
Another year is ending, yet the pandemic goes on… Things remain the same, but are also different. Our moods have been going up and down,… Read More »Looking Back at 2021: An End-of-year Summary