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I create Shrunken Worlds using a ship-in-a-bottle method, hand cutting gorgeous papers, writing out bits of poems, then assembling the pieces inside glass forms of various shapes. Tools? Scissors, a wood skewer, tweezers, and patience. It's a meditative activity. The colors, patterns, textures and shapes delight me; the final paper sculpture never fails to surprise me. I'm always looking for ways to combine art and poetry. This works.
2 comments:
In the morning, I'll be outside checking the recycling stash from my building for suitable containers before they all get collected and whisked away!
Sounds like a fun idea to try. Thanks for sharing.
Sounds like a timely project, Spot. Enjoy!
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