As you may have seen here in May, or maybe on my website,
I've been making buildings/castles using
origami boxes.
For several years I have found myself doodling little
city-castles like this one.
So last winter I decided to build some. I make origami boxes, while I'm in front of
the TV, riding on the train, or sitting in meetings. Here's a bunch. As you can see I use maps, bits of magazines,
newspapers, monotypes, and/or origami paper.
Then I coat them all with a layer of encaustic wax medium and
heat them with a heat gun so the medium soaks in....(see the dragon that wouldn't stay out of the picture?)
Then I start to attach them to a panel - this was my first
step on my first one. As you can see, I
recycled an old panel for the background (do you see the little strip of one of
my doodles in there?)
and this is how it ended up, with the background painted
over.
This one, Castle in the Orange Woods, and my most recently finished one, Tower of Babel, are both in the show Connections, October 15-18 at the unique Gallery Blink, 1953 Mass. Ave.,
Lexington, MA. (Reception Friday,
October 16, 5-9 PM).
And here are a few details.
(I also have some work, not castles, in the current show at
Gallery 7, 7 Nason St., Maynard, MA. Oct
6 - November 7. Reception Saturday, Oct
17, 7-9pm.)
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