VIEW IN MY ROOM
Canada
Sculpture, Fabric on Plastic
Size: 20 W x 24 H x 16 D in
Ships in a Box
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Our oceans are suffering. I am greatly concerned with the plight of our impact on nature. Much of my work speaks to this frustration that the thing I love - the natural world - is being so adversely affected by human behavior. This beautiful work references bleached coral. Healthy coral is so lovely; how lucky we have been during times when the ocean's life was teeming with these beauties! This work is a message, but it is also a reminder that in times of adversity, beauty is there. Bleached coral is, unfortunately, also beautiful. Perhaps we will turn things around and save the oceans? I hope so! This piece is made out of Fosshape, a sturdy material that is in your car! I cut out the components from the fabric and then stitched them together, and heat formed them with a heat gun. It hangs simply by stainless steel banker pins that are small, but powerful. It can be hung in any configuration and the dimensions are variable. Hang it more horizontal, or bunch the pieces together...you are my co-creator! Takes only minutes to set up, and the pins barely make a hole in the wall and are easily covered if you take the work down. Easy to keep clean by just flicking a duster over it once in awhile; the material used doesn't collect dust very easily! This will make a stunning statement on your wall. It is far more gorgeous in person, than in these photos...photos do not do it justice!
Multi-paneled Sculpture:Fabric on Plastic
Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork
Size:20 W x 24 H x 16 D in
Number of Pieces:24
Frame:Not applicable
Ready to Hang:Yes
Packaging:Ships in a Box
Delivery Time:Typically 5-7 business days for domestic shipments, 10-14 business days for international shipments.
Handling:Ships in a box. Artists are responsible for packaging and adhering to Saatchi Art’s packaging guidelines.
Ships From:Canada.
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Leisa Rich was born and raised in Ontario, Canada, but spent most of her adult life living and working in the U.S. and traveling the world. In October 2020, Leisa returned to live permanently in Canada. Her home and studio/gallery is in a 98 year old farmhouse with recent modern additions, on 3 acres of Old MacDonald's Farm, on Howe Island, on the mighty St. Lawrence River. The island has no retail, no doctors, nothing but cottages, animals and birds, thousands of honking geese in the late fall and early spring, and is accessible only by ferry! It is to nature that Rich turns for much of her subject matter. Her destiny as a fiber artist began early with a satin trimmed blankie; Leisa had to run the satin through her fingers from one end to the other before she could fall asleep. As a child, she spent years in the hospital due to illness and deafness, dressing her Barbie and Ken in clothes her mother made. Tactile sensations were there even when sound and humans were not. Leisa is legally deaf. Rich is a very experimental artist working primarily with fibers and mixed media in 2D, sculptural, and installation formats, and incorporates 3D printing, laser engraving, and other unexpected techniques into her textural art works. She continuously explores new materials in unusual ways, and also builds her repertoire of innovative approaches by using old things in new ways. In addition, she creates viewer-interactive, participatory experiences. Rich offers viewers a magical place of wonder through works that have a storybook quality, and that sometimes invite and encourage interaction, or beckon the public to be co-creators. One of her favored techniques is free-motion machine embroidery -- a method of drawing and building texture using a sewing machine and thread -- as well as hand embroidery, sewing, dyeing, resin, painting and more. Rich holds Master of Fine Art- Fibers, Bachelor of Fine Art- Fibers, and Bachelor of Education in Art degrees, cum laude. She has exhibited in notable museums such as the Dallas Art Museum and Ogden Museum of Southern Art, in many galleries and arts centers, and featured in televised interviews and features. Her work is published in over 100 books, magazines and on-line publications. Leisa published a children's book in 2015 that features 52 dioramas she constructed of fiber techniques and materials, and in 2019, a series of How-To art books about Fosshape© that are available on www.blurb.com.
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