7 WORKS COLLECTIVE PROJECT

Residency Replaced

Mario Cerroni - photograhyMario Cerroni


"Renewal"
20"h x 26"w (approximately), archival inkjet print
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like a reincarnation
in the laundry room
scrubbed by wind and rain
the seeds then hung to dry
emerging
from the season’s spin cycle
fresh and renewed
into the new growth of spring
Lynne Dubinsky - abstract artLynn Dubinsky
“Layered Lines”
10"h x 10"w, acrylic/collage on canvas
$125

Inspired by the clothes line aspect of Kathryn Bossy’s challenge I used collage to make layers of lines.
 Catherine Gutsche - abstract artCatherine Gutsche
"On a Blustery Day"
27"h x 36"w, acrylic on canvas
$1500

For me this piece was all about the wind and its interaction with the laundry. I am capturing the movement with hints of the clothing colours.
Jo-ann Zorzi - fiber artistjo-ann zorzi
"whimsy for the wind"
18"h x 18"w, silk fiber drawing/fusion
$175
 
I embraced the whimsical nature of Kathryn's mosaic and included some old fashioned wooden clothes pegs in playful colours on my piece.
 Judi Miller - textile artistJudi Miller
"Breeze"
11"h x 13"w, free motion embroidery on cotton, backed on natural linen
$150

My interpretation of Kathryn Bossy’s mosaic is quite literal, I loved the swirly motifs that made you feel the breeze blowing the clothesline. Free motion embroidered swirls using metallic thread to highlight the motion of the swirly motifs. I used water soluble fabric to sew items for the clothesline. I liked the 3D effect.
Karen Wynne Mackay - abstract artKaren Wynne Mackay
"Canada Day at the Cottage"
16"h x 40"w, acrylic
$550
SOLD

This inspiration of mosaics was FUN! I loved the memories that came back of hanging laundry on the line at the cottage and that heavenly smell!

Sadly COVID has taken the fun out of cottages as well as Canada Day this year.