DECONSTRUCTING THE LINE

I began a year of work which covered both textiles and paintings. Deconstructing the line simply means that for a short period, on one specific day, whilst out walking my dog (dog walk = line) I recorded the things I did, and the things I saw and heard.

DCL -HOGWEED 1

Dyed cloth, heavy free machining, discharged fabric and acrylic paint, markal stick, pen and ink.





DCL - AUTUMN BIRCHES
(SOLD: Melbourne, Aus)

Dyed cloth, discharged images, stitch, acrylic paint, markal sticks.
Exhibited Stratford upon Avon



DCL - A LOOK INSIDE

Dyed cloth, stitch, discharged fabric and paint. Heavily free machined with shorthand outlines that deliberately reduce text to abstract forms for most people.

Exhibited at Stratford upon Avon, the NEC Birmingham, LSA Summer Exhibition 2008





DCL - BAMBOO

(sold destination unknown UK)

Dyed cloth, free machine stitch, discharged and painted with acrylics, pen and ink.