2017

We move forward from two successful exhibitions in 2016 in Prague and in the USA to the challenge of an exhibition in the Netherlands in the Autumn. We continue to work on A2 sized pieces in portrait format and will be producing four pieces over the year with the theme of 'Freedom'. An essential part of our art is working in series to a common format which does give us all a framework for our creative endeavours.

Sunday, 26 February 2012

My first Voyage Quilt


Finally I finished my Quilt and I try to upload it to our blog. I decided to dedicate my Voyage on issues related to Israel. This time I focused on the desert landscape in the southern part of the country. After many years of drought we finally had a real winter this year with lots of rain. All streams in the Judean desert filled with water and there were many floods that were very impressive sight. One image I loved the most was of a sunset over desert after rain and I decided to translate it into a quilt.

Shoshi
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5 comments:

  1. Anonymous27 February 2012 at 09:29

    Lovely Shoshi, I especially like the flowing feeling in your quilt.

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  2. Jean27 February 2012 at 21:43

    I like your choice of fabric Shoshi - they give a very textural feel to the piece, particularly the way some of the pieces appear to reflect light.

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  3. Magie Relph28 February 2012 at 09:34

    Congrats Shoshi - I love the desert environment - to see it after the rains is something special! A great interpretion

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  4. ElaineRM28 February 2012 at 11:00

    The way you have broken the piece into sections makes it much more interesting and makes one look more intently.I have just read "The Dovekeepers" by Alice Hoffman, a sad book, but it has made me focus on your part of the world,Shoshi.

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  5. Frances6 March 2012 at 14:51

    Shoshi, your use of color really evokes the desert environment. I can identify with the desert since I live in Arizona. I also like the way you have broken the piece into sections. I can't wait to see your next piece.

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