Here's what I'm thinking of wearing. The armor part is a carpet sample with a stiff woven backing. I dunno if this is good or not.
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Jane, What has developed out of your initial idea? I know we had talked about it... What have you decided.
ReplyDeleteI love you little person. The fact that Christophre thought it was a life size cutout makes it even better.
What I liked of you initial idea, is that it was so direct and simple. It also reminds me of these art pieces by an artist named Rudolph Stingel where he had taken the white carpet of his studio floor and put it on the walls of the Whitney. There is that same kind of relationships. I think it is a very original use of materials.
Also...post some of the photos from our meeting.