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Saturday, September 23, 2006

Translations II: Living Sanctuary (Sharon, MA)

Susan Kapuscinski Gaylord is a regular contributor to dog eared magazine. Her installation sounds just amazing...we wish we could go see it in person!



Translations II: Living Sanctuary

in conjunction with the exhibition
TREES...UNFOLDING VISIONS:
Massachusetts Audubon
Moose Hill Wildlife Sanctuary
293 Moose Hill Street
Sharon, MA 02067
781-784-5691
September 14-October 29
Reception: September 14, 6-8 PM



Translations II: Living Sanctuary is a temporary sculpture created specifically for this site at Moose Hill. It celebrates the inner life of the trees and the powerful spirit of nature. Artist Susan Kapuscinski Gaylord conceived and directed the project and constructed the banners. Students from Dianna Hampe's art classes at Walpole High School did the drawings on handmade paper from Bhutan.

This is a different kind of drawing; it is not about representing or rendering. It is about experiencing and feeling the life and power of the trees and letting it flow through the hand with as little interference from the mind as possible. The drawings were done with gathered hemlock sprays and cones dipped in sumi ink and used as brushes.

photo by Fred Martins


Susan Kapuscinski Gaylord
susan@susankapuscinskigaylord.com
http://www.susankapuscinskigaylord.com

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KHB said...

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