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I create contemporary abstract art by making marks on cotton, silk and paper. That may involve dyeing, dye painting, screening with dye, discharge dyeing, stamping and other processes needed to express my ideas. Layering … [More . . ]
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The peonies are beautiful. One of my favorite Mary Oliver poems begins, “The tight fists of peopnies/ are getting ready to break my heart.” Nice photographs.