With age, comes the realization, my physical changes evoke memories of my mother and grandmother.






Materials–paper, mirror, cotton twine, printed text, cotton fiber, linen fiber, bamboo fiber.
2.5″ x 4.5″ x 1.25″
With age, comes the realization, my physical changes evoke memories of my mother and grandmother.






Materials–paper, mirror, cotton twine, printed text, cotton fiber, linen fiber, bamboo fiber.
2.5″ x 4.5″ x 1.25″
The further a society drifts from the truth, the more it will hate those who speak it.
Truth

The further a society

Drifts from the truth

The more it will

Hate those

Who speak it

Materials–Roofing felt, linen fiber, rust.
6.25″ x 6″ x 1″
Thoughts become words. Words become actions. Actions become habits. Habits become character.





Materials–paper, linen fiber, rust, printed text.
6″ x 4″ x .75″
Code Used–The most dangerous threat to society is a person in power who has nothing left to lose.

Bookmark Knotted Code–the word See repeated.


Threat


The Most


Dangerous

Threat


To Society

Is A

Person

In Power

Who Has


Nothing

Left To

Lose







Materials–Paper, paste paper, cotton fiber, rust.
Code–Beautiful memories are like old friends. They may not always be on your mind, but they are always in your heart.

Code–Beautiful, pocket for notes on piece.
Code–Notes on piece.
Code–Beautiful, pocket for notes on piece.

Code–Memories
Code Left Side–Are Like, Code Right Side–Old
Code–Friends and .

Code–They

Code–Left Side–May, Right Side–Not

Code–Always

Code–Be

Code–On

Code–Your

Code–Mind

Code–Left Side–Comma, Right Side–But

Code–They

Code–Left Side–Are, Right Side–Forever

Code–In

Code–Your

Code–Heart

Code–.

Back Cover

From Above

Materials–Paper, paste paper, rust, cotton fiber, stainless steel washers.
Scale–2.75″ x 2.25″ x .5″
Text–If millions of people repeat a lie, it does not make it true.


Materials–Paper, cotton and hemp fiber, rust.
Cover–Hope
Text–Death is always a surprise. Because before the final moment, there is always hope.

Loom knitted cotton I-cord for closure



Code–Death
The pocket holds a piece of paper with title and description.


Code–A (left page), Surprise (right page)

Code–Symbol for a period (left side), Because (right side)
The crystalline speckled paper surface on the right page is from a salt solution.

Code–Is (left side), Always (right side)

Materials–paper, cotton and bamboo fiber, rust
Made most of the rusty paper by cutting a long strip of cream packing paper and binding with 3/4″ safety pins. Applied a solution of white vinegar, peroxide and salt. The paper does become fragile and a challenge to embroider.
The quote is from Mirrored Time (A Time Archivist Novel Book ) by J.D. Faulkner.
I realized how true the quote was as I sat next to my mother’s bed after an ischemic stroke and my sister’s hospital bed post surgery. I knew neither would survive, but a bit of me hoped everyone was wrong. That my family would be whole again.
Cover Code–Lies
Book Code–If we hear enough lies we no longer recognize the truth.










Materials–Paper, Cotton Fiber, Rust, Twigs.
The code is the word, Hope.















Materials–Roofing felt, linen fiber, watercolor paper, paste paper, PVA, oak leaves, printed text.
Scale
Closed 5.25″ x 6.25″ x .5″
Open 9.75″ x 6.25″
Tomorrow will be the 10th anniversary of the death of my dad.
Currently researching how to make art in the book format. Thought I would try a few things and also make a little piece to celebrate my dad.
The code is based on Morse/Celtic Tree Code.
Code is Dad

Code is Date of Birth and Death

Ten Years

Lost

Not

Forgotten

Materials–Paper, paste paper, cloves, fiber, roofing felt, knife (found in Dad’s things).
4.75″ x 3″ x 1.25″
Paste paper–Recipe based on Penland video–