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Size: 11.7 W x 16.5 H x 0.1 D in
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FavoritesFrom a small child until relatively recently, I feared insects that fly at me and in-particular moths and may bugs. However through studying these beautiful creatures; their pattern and perfectly formed miniature bodies, I have seen real beauty that is beyond the ability to replicate and I have learn’t not to fear but to appreciate and protect. I have gained an understanding of these creatures and learn’t to love what I fear. Perhaps through a kind of ‘Flooding Therapy’ I can not only face my fears, but also actually enjoy what previously caused me distress. Perhaps in a world that is fractured through ignorance and intolerance, we all need to look closer at ourselves and the things that we fear in order to understand and appreciate.
Drawing:Black & White on Paper
Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork
Size:11.7 W x 16.5 H x 0.1 D in
Frame:Not Framed
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Ships From:Artist's studio in United Kingdom.
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I am a Dorset based artist, designer and educator. I have developed an interest in insects in order to combat my fears. I have learnt to love what I once feared and through my work seek to promote the fragile creatures and their importance to the survival of our world. My work starts with hand drawn insects that I then scan and digitally manipulate in order to create vibrant designs for Giclee prints and textiles. I also create designs for paper cutting and I spend hours painstakingly cutting by hand in an attempt to achieve 'The Prefect Cut'. This is a Sisyphean pursuit, but it is this impossibility that inspires and motivates me. I also create surface designs from my insects and am exploring sustainable fabrics and methods of production. This again seems to be an impossible task and has created new problems for me to solve.