My work is
the result of an intuitive action of flinging paint on fabric. My process is
defined through the application of applying paint with syringes and squirt
bottles on the surface. I typically begin with black paint on a white fabric
background. The process is an important aspect to my design. I tend to think
outside the box. My tools of choice include fabric reactive dyes, paints, and a
host of threads.
I like to
color outside the lines. The serendipity of the paint landing on the fabric
dictates the direction of my initial design. Sometimes the impromptu line is
enough to ground my design.
At other
times, the challenge of incorporating a line of paint into a cohesive design is
the challenge that brings me joy.
I believe in
giving back to the art community, and because of this, I have donated my time
and artwork for fund raising causes to a variety of art organizations.
My work is
fun and energizing. I realize that I
have many paints to explore, and many yards of fabric yet to tangle with. I
hope the viewer is able to connect with my abstractions and to find delight in
the view.
Your artwork is an inspiration. Thank you for sharing in this thoughtful format. I am honored to have been able to call you friend for all these years.
ReplyDeleteFrances Holliday Alford.
Thanks for your kind words, Frances. I treasure our friendship and the artful adventures we have shared.
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