Communication – I thought what better way to communicate then
with music? Music is the universal language and is understood by all. It
communicates feelings and thoughts and brings them to everyone who listens.
What better way to interpret communication, I asked myself.
So I started with the idea of Gregorian Chant. An old and not
well known form of singing, and the voice is the instrument of communication. There
are many forms of chant, but this one I heard at an early age and enjoyed the
sound. To depict chant, I put it on an interpretation of an Illuminated Page
for a manuscript, and of course used the letter “C.” It could be for the word
communication or my name!
Other modern musical notes were added using fabric I have
had for years and of course, circles – because everything goes around and comes
back to you.
I appliqued most of the piece by hand, fused some, embroidered the heck out of it, machine stitched some and added beading too.
I appliqued most of the piece by hand, fused some, embroidered the heck out of it, machine stitched some and added beading too.
I also posted this for Off the Wall Fridays which I like to link to.
