Sor Juana Inés

“Sor Juana Inés”
(acrylic, collage, wax pastels, graphite, & cotton thread)
This piece is for sale. Contact me.
16x20x1.5″ gallery wrapped canvasWomen’s Work explores the theme of women’s traditional roles and how they choose to engage or not engage those roles. The women featured in these pieces and their stories are juxtaposed with crochet made by my maternal grandmother and my great grandmother, as well as new pieces I’ve made to further explore the line between traditional handicrafts and art. Read more about the creation of this show during a pandemic.
Read more about Sor Juana Inés.

 

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I ripped out the rows and fixed the mistake. And now it’s pinned for tomorrow.

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I will never be over how this star looks on this piece. #papercollageart #papercollage #analogcollage #artcollage #collages #collegeartistoninstagram #mixedmediapainting #visualart #southernwomanartist #artistsofalabama #createeveryday #abstractartpainting #papertreasures #littlescrapsofpaper #collagemaker #creativewomen #lifeofanartist #womensworkcollection #crochet #crochetlover #crochetaddict #yarn #yarnaddict #yarnlover #crochetgirlgang #mdgcrochet

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Left to right: “Sor Juana Ines”, “Moria Rose”, & “The Empress”. A historical woman, a fictional woman, and a woman archetype. All of them have different work to perform, all of that work necessary for our instruction.

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