Worm Hole is finished

[afiberartist]

Well I was able to finish the wall piece i called Worm Hole. Thanks to all that helped me decide on its name.

daisyhillstudio.art.blog/2023/01/16/the-worm-hole/

I think that the frame is 9” X 12” the opening is about 8” 

It came together so quickly after I found the show lace. I wish that the pictures were better. The colors are great.

[MTRuth]

Taking photos of our artwork is always a trial. Worm Hole turned out great. The way the "worms" come forward is really interesting and makes you look deeper into the piece.

[caterina]

Interesting piece with lots of movement in it. And worms are very important to the ecosystem in many areas of the world.

(but apparently very bad for Arctic regions: I read an article about that a while ago. Worms are bad for the balance of acidity in the soil that is right for the native arctic plants, but they have been brought into arctic regions by people, under the soles of their shoes and so on. Obviously there is no way to contain them, so scientists just record their progressive advance to more northern areas, helped by the global warming, and the destruction of native habitats.)

[afiberartist]

Jan 17, 2023 16:59:19 GMT caterina said:

Interesting piece with lots of movement in it. And worms are very important to the ecosystem in many areas of the world.

(but apparently very bad for Arctic regions: I read an article about that a while ago. Worms are bad for the balance of acidity in the soil that is right for the native arctic plants, but they have been brought into arctic regions by people, under the soles of their shoes and so on. Obviously there is no way to contain them, so scientists just record their progressive advance to more northern areas, helped by the global warming, and the destruction of native habitats.)

Interesting. I won’t call it artic worm hole. 😊

[flights]

sadly I couldn't open the picture - sounds interesting though!

[afiberartist]

Jan 23, 2023 9:27:10 GMT flights said:

sadly I couldn't open the picture - sounds interesting though!

Sorry I move it to this page.
daisyhillstudio.art.blog/a-study-in/

[flights]

thank you for the new link - it's fascinating - and I love the flower mandala piece below it on your site - you certainly like intricate work!