Port at Dusk Diptych

Maps are an ancient and important part of mankind’s need to interpret and understand the world around us. Maps tell us where places are; help us find our way; describe features of the earth. Now modern technology allows us to capture very accurate aerial views of our Earth. This diptych is an imaginary representation of a bay and harbour busy with boats coming back and forth.
 
142cm by 138cm
​Exhibited at:
Through Our Hands  at Bilston Craft Gallery, Wolverhampton, 2015
Fine Art Quilt Masters, Festival of Quilts 2015
Art Quilt Elements, Philadelphia. Received an award.
Mapping Stories, solo gallery at Nadelwelt Karlsruhe, Germany, 2016
Korea Bojagi Forum, 2016
Excellence in Fibers, New Bedford Art Museum, 2017
Featured in SAQA’s book Art Quilts Unfolding: Fifty Years of Innovation, 2018