Pressure printing was the way I created all my image work for this latest edition. Learned from Kathy Kuehn two decades ago, pressure printing is my favorite way of getting ink onto paper. Over 30 print runs, front and back, went into this piece.
It is titled Sola: A Mythical Story About A Real Girl. I nearly titled it Sola: A Real Story About a Mythical Girl. They seem equally true. Sola learns to see herself in everything and everything in herself. It's a condensed version of my own healing and transformation.
I was fortunate to be commissioned to create a piece for the "Just One Look" exhibit now showing at the University of Washington Allen Library, Special Collections. The request and theme of the show pushed me in unexpected directions that yielded so much. Without this opportunity, I would not have been able to know the end of my story.
If you can't get to the "Just One Look" exhibit at the UW (and really you should - or look for the catalogue - the show is loaded with incredible work) then visit the PSBA members show in Tacoma at UPS this summer!
looks so good. i get confused about your projects, they are like an accordion book, all happening simultaneously and separately.
ReplyDeleteYes, it's important to know how to juggle – which I'm still learning! It's either that, or I learn to say "no."
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