Showing posts with label FILIGREE. Show all posts
Showing posts with label FILIGREE. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 29, 2009

Some recent work.
















Have been experimenting with cutting up heavy duty polythene instead of opaque paper. Think I prefer the paper as shadows are cast onto it as well as the wall but still worth a go. It hangs nicely and is much more durable!

Saturday, February 7, 2009

FILIGREE WORK BY CARSON FOX


"My series of “filigree” sculpture was originally inspired by Victorian hair sculpture and jewelry. Historically, these objects were crafted out of the hair of a deceased loved one and acted as a memento of the departed. My own sculptural works are elaborately crafted tapestries of delicate, hair-thin wire that bring to mind lace work on a large scale. Often these objects are hung in such a way that allows the resulting shadows to become important elements of the work. In these sculptures, while the decorative patterning may soothe, the hair like materials impart a sense of dread and mourning."