Rip/Rap Ball ... .. ..... the ripped muslin was reused from a sculptural backdrop which lived in my living room for several years. When I took it down, I wrapped and coiled it into some marvelous balls ... . then took them apart and started ripping them into strips. It was great fun wrapping these balls and the backgrounds for the other pieces : I found the repetitive motion to be a bit like knitting. We'll see what else comes of my little Christo Rip and Wrap ..... ...... ....
9.02.2007
Suspended Hearts
Rip/Rap Ball ... .. ..... the ripped muslin was reused from a sculptural backdrop which lived in my living room for several years. When I took it down, I wrapped and coiled it into some marvelous balls ... . then took them apart and started ripping them into strips. It was great fun wrapping these balls and the backgrounds for the other pieces : I found the repetitive motion to be a bit like knitting. We'll see what else comes of my little Christo Rip and Wrap ..... ...... ....
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Very interesting. It reminds me of a paper wasp nest or a hornets nest.
LOL!! 'Christo Rip and Wrap' — could be a new technique that will sweep the art blogosphere.
Hey, my 3-foot tall glass vase needs a load of Christo Rip and Wraps!
Yep, great coining of a new pharse that will take over: Rip and Wrap! I love the muslin ball too; the whole thing is just amazing how simple things can bring such pleasure to the senses.
This is soooooo coool!!!!! It was great to see you this morning!
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