Detour Ahead Fabrics Like the original pieces

Like the original pieces

Her use of materials is deliberately humble because "I want to illustrate that art can be made with simple materials and still create magic"

'Bluebird' takes its name from the colour of the paint chip used at the top of this composition

the gigantic

Detour Ahead Fabrics Like the original piecesAn original, 3D paper maquette using the colour turmeric and mid century design inspiration. The title comes from the song Detour Ahead from the 1961 Bill Evans Trio album of the same name. The collage was created on a cardboard base, with an acid free white background and raised paper elements (cut from paint chips), measuring 5. 5 X 5. 5. This is mounted on a 9x9 acid free illustration board, suitable for framing in the IKEA Hovsta frame (item 803