Blue Crystal
Blue Crystal
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Blue Crystal

Fiber Wall Hanging (ID: A116896)
Designed by Tim Harding
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A graphic pattern can give the illusion of texture; and texture in the right lighting becomes very graphic. The artists's new "Interlace Series" combines those two related visual elements by incorporating linear strips of high luster synthetics with an opalescent ink, silkscreen printed graphic. He is interested in that visual interplay between the textures of the interlaced or folded layers and the abstract, organic graphic, as well as the variations on luster, and the illusion of depth achieved by an elemental version of his signature layering technique.

Can all be hung in a vertical or horizontal orientation. Signed on reverse at bottom.

This fiber wall hanging will arrive velcroed on a hanging bar. It will include thorough hanging instructions. Ships in a tube.
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Tim Harding

Tim Harding

"I want to create objects that reflect small moments of raw beauty in the natural world."

After working in painting and photography, Tim Harding became intrigued with the intimacy of fiber and textiles: their textural, tactile richness, the inherent grid of the weave, the pliable plane. His pieces, comprised of cut, layered, and stitched bits of silk, have a pixel-like quality reminiscent of pointillism. He uses simultaneous contrast—multiple solid colors arranged in tight proximity—to create the kind of vibrant richness associated with the Impressionists.

The layering process is a crucial aspect of Harding's work. He uses it to obscure and reveal images beneath the surface, aiming to capture a visual feeling of light, movement, and depth. He is also interested in the ways that distortions of light in the form of reflections and refractions allude to space above and below the surface.

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