'Full mOOn reflections', circa 2008, is an experiment with transparent fiber. It has several layers, with a circle was cut directly in the main piece.
I re-used the
circle, the mOON, elsewhere in the piece, repeating the design motif. The
collage is done with mono-printed transparent silk organza, encouraging interaction
between layers.
Each layer
influences the whole picture, albeit metaphysically speaking, to see deeply. To
go beyond what one sees in front of our faces, to see the innocent child
beneath the tired store clerk, to wave a stressed driver to pass, to give each
other some slack. The full moon has been blamed for negative reactions among
humanity. However, in the matriarchal times, the full moon was a time of inner
reflection, to go within and encourage an interaction. A time when the veil
between worlds was thin. Thin as silk organza.
