Inspiration #10 - Marie Gibbons

posted by julie on Tuesday, July 11, 2006

I really love the work of Marie E.V.B Gibbons, especially her 'older' pieces.

"My work is typically narrative, speaking of the things that I experience and surround me in my day to day life. I interpret these incidents using metaphor: imagery of things that mean something to me, but are also identifiable to the viewer. "

I love the imagery and the forms, the textures and the colours. I like the idea of creating a series - allowing her to fully explore an idea.

Just beautiful...

   

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8 Comments:

1. Anonymous said...
   12:25 am  
   They are wonderful ... what are they made of?
   Megan said...
   12:27 am  
   Love these. Also, like you say, the thought of doing a series is very appealing, seeing how far you can take one thought.
   ruby-crowned kinglette said...
   3:54 am  
   those are beautiful - i love the 'swimmerball' piece especially. thanks for these inspriations - i think all but one are new to me and every one has been amazing.
   -s
   Anastasia said...
   7:59 am  
   i love the Swimmerball piece - so unique!
   jessica said...
   4:15 pm  
   her work is beautiful...
   paula said...
   6:01 pm  
   I love the swimmers and the swimmerball. Oh! yes I like some clay sculpture but I only did plates and bowls and I don't think sculpute is for me...at least for now. :)
   Enjoy your evening
   bjs
   paula
   Anonymous said...
   9:07 pm  
   thanx for introducing!! love her work, gorgeous rust pod!!!
   weirdbunny said...
   9:48 pm  
   Are they made of clay, I just love this kinda stuff.

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