Here's the final rose petal bowl project:
It has petals from three different roses in it, all hand sewn together with white cotton thread, then crystallised by painting with egg white and sprinkling with castor sugar. The brief was to create something like a bowl, from any material we wished. It's lovely, rather brittle and very fragile, and smells of musk or pink turkish delight.I collected my journal with my results in it today, I was given a high distinction for the subject. Very happy with that. :)
This is the last in a series of posts showing the development of two projects for my Tafe class Small Objects Making. See my second project, the Broken City glass and shadow sculpture at 11, or to see all the work in development, have a look at these:
1. Sculpture at Tafe
2. Sculpture class - Hope Pendant
3. Sculpture class - Rose Petal Bowl
4. Sculpture class - Wood
5. Sculpting in metal
6. Sculpture - stone and glass
7. Sculpture - wood and paper
8. Rose petals and glass
9. Glass and shadow
10. Glass and wood
11. Broken city
Delicate, beautiful and amazingly resonate. The frailty of Nature is combined with the inner strength of mind of the creator of the object. Well done Sarah, you are a marvellous maker of beauty!
ReplyDeleteThanks very much, what a lovely description! :)
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