Followed by a weaving of a California Sycamore tree:
and the root of the same tree. The soil around the roots has been washed away by a seasonal creek over the years. The actual ground level is about 1/3 down the picture:
And some autumn leaves:
Friday, April 27, 2012
Flying Goat Cellars Exhibit, Part II
Here are a few more shots of pieces in the exhibit. First up, the two barrel images (very appropriate given the venue, especially as there's a barrel identical to the one in the left-most piece on the floor just below it):
Followed by a weaving of a California Sycamore tree:
and the root of the same tree. The soil around the roots has been washed away by a seasonal creek over the years. The actual ground level is about 1/3 down the picture:
And some autumn leaves:
Followed by a weaving of a California Sycamore tree:
and the root of the same tree. The soil around the roots has been washed away by a seasonal creek over the years. The actual ground level is about 1/3 down the picture:
And some autumn leaves:
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3 comments:
Looks like a blockbuster show. You must be proud.
Love those barrels!
Yes, I am! and will be even prouder if some pieces actually sell...
I agree, the barrels are fantastic! The actual barrels must be feeling very proud.
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