The Song of Lola Kiepja, 2024
Acrylic on fabric on canvas, 30 30 in.
Angela, 2024
Acrylic on fabric on canvas, 26x16 in.
Anima Ona, 2024
Acrylic on fabric on canvas, 20x12 in.
Ona Heart, 2024
Acrylic on fabric on canvas, 20x12 in.
La gamine, 2022
Acrylic on fabric on canvas, 71x25 in.
Acrylic on fabric, 110x44 in.
Angèle, 2022
Acrylic on fabric, 60x30 in.
Ronce, 2020
Acrylic on fabric and fiber
Vestige, 2020
Acrylic on fabric, fiber, and natural elements found in Pasadena
Chevelure, 2020
Acrylic on fabric, fiber, and natural elements found in LA Arboretum
(Thanks to Jim Henrich)
Anima Duo, 2020
Acrylic on fabric, fiber, and natural elements found in LA Arboretum
(Thanks to Jim Henrich)
This sculpture is part of the TELEPHONE Project:
Amina Flames, 2020Installation involving 21 sculptures displayed outside of my studio to support the Black Lives Matter Movement in June 2020
Acrylic on fabric, fiber, and natural elements found in LA Arboretum
(Thanks to Jim Henrich)
Variable size
Mixed & United. 2020
Interactive Mural as part of The Night of Ideas: Being Alive
Interactive Mural as part of The Night of Ideas: Being Alive
At the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County, January 2020
Tempera on paper, Variable size
The project was a collective, interactive, and outgoing art installation, inviting all the visitors to participate in creating a mixed and united mural of prints that involved their own prints besides paw prints, leaves, tree bark, and stone prints. Being alive together to celebrate our coexistence with nature.
Tempera on paper, Variable size
The project was a collective, interactive, and outgoing art installation, inviting all the visitors to participate in creating a mixed and united mural of prints that involved their own prints besides paw prints, leaves, tree bark, and stone prints. Being alive together to celebrate our coexistence with nature.
Palma [in motion]
Installation & Shared Movement, Art Residency in Italy, August 2019
Residency Ad Ognuno la Sua P'Arte 6 in Villatalla organized by Tadlachance Art Association
The
project was a collective, interactive, and outgoing art installation,
inviting all the visitors to participate to share movements and to
create a piece that involve their own prints besides natural elements. All the pieces were suspended on the beautiful tree at the center of the
village.
Installation involving 100 textile sculptures (spindles 17x3x3 in. each)
Variable size
The installation is a collective artwork in which 50 women were invited to put their own hand prints on two white
textile sculptures using red paint.
Inspired by the shapes of tree seed pods (like
the Kapok), chrysalises, distaffs, and spindles I have created a textile
sculpture in a contemporary shape. Distaff and spindle are old instruments used
for the spinning of natural fibers.
They symbolize exclusively
feminine work and are a symbol of life and time. The motif of handprints has
been present in my work for several years, as both a subject and as a tool for
painting. Embracing the uniqueness of each individual, handprints are both
individual and universal symbols for humanity and demonstrate memories of touch
and our collective unconscious.
Inspired by the shapes of tree seed pods (like
the Kapok), chrysalises, distaffs, and spindles I have created a textile
sculpture in a contemporary shape. Distaff and spindle are old instruments used
for the spinning of natural fibers.
They symbolize exclusively
feminine work and are a symbol of life and time. The motif of handprints has
been present in my work for several years, as both a subject and as a tool for
painting. Embracing the uniqueness of each individual, handprints are both
individual and universal symbols for humanity and demonstrate memories of touch
and our collective unconscious. |
| Spindles 100: Hers at the Huntington Garden, April 2018 |
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| Spindles 100: Hers at the LA Arboretum, July 2018 |
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Offering at the Huntington Garden, April 2018 Natural fibers (from the Huntington White Floss Silk tree) and acrylic on fabric |
Temple of Love at the Huntington Garden, April 2018
Rose petals and tree rubbing, natural rose color, and pencil on fabric
Rose petals and tree rubbing, natural rose color, and pencil on fabric
Red on Red Spindle, 2017
Acrylic on fabric, 17x3x3 in.
