What My Kimonos Do While I'm Asleep A171914 sterling silver and black rubber

sterling silver and black rubber loops

and dynamic color contrasts that evoke the high-energy excitement of a grand carnival

At moments time seemed to stand still and other times when it seemed to race by

with surface patterning inspired by the elegance of marble

Contains many layers of machine stitching

What My Kimonos Do While I'm Asleep A171914 sterling silver and black rubber"What My Kimonos Do While I'm Asleep" is a painting the artist created following a trip to Japan. She paid homage to the Japanese Edo period of Japan using their cultural symbols of Geishas, kimonos, birds, and fish. It is done with oil paints on cradled birch panel using rubber tipped brushes (color shapers) to help create line, pattern, and texture.