Exploring material-driven processes using the idea of Impermanence, to investigate alternative material expressions in dialogue between silkscreen and weaving

Collaborations with Michèle Guevara

Anatomic images and reference to nature are common in my work. I use them to express, accept and celebrate change, as a fact of life. Letting them talk about beauty, the pass of time, birth,
regeneration, transformation, healing, reconciliation, tolerance, etc. in a symbolic way. Letting them bridge between my personal preoccupations and collective concerns and experiences, by
referring to universal themes that can connect us.

Anatomics

Botanicals

Art is therapeutic, and during COVID19 it has once again proven to be a way of coping and disconnecting from the anxiety of a very uncertain future, of economic debacle, possible illness, and the fear of a world much different than the one we had known until now.
These pieces of “Art enable[s] us to find ourselves and lose ourselves at the same time.”  In the middle of the uncertainty they gave us beauty and hope to console our worried souls.


Confined Sculptures

After The Rain

Tracing Time

The second series of Mini-Collages (created with found images)...and feeling 'At a distance'.
(2017)

At A Distance

These four mini collages were inspired by the movie and the theory behind 'the void'. The idea of lost and hope, of life beyond, the fear of death and the hope for life after life: the reunion of the souls

Ruth Mora