Kristen Tinari
Escaping the Norm
Wire, Fabric & Wax
Dimensions Vary
2013
Cellular forms and the complexity of skin layers inspire my
piece. I am fascinated by the interiors of cells and the fluidity of the body.
The build up of wax and paint on the fabric create a protective dermis for the wire
structure. My color selection is bold,
yet practical in relation to the natural interiors of cells. I intended to
express the frequent imperfection of skin cells through the textures I formed. These
imperfections may be a result of aging, disease or daily life. The organic nature of my cellular
chains interacts well in the garden environment, and the vivid colors allow the
form to have a known presence.
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