Diana Angus first began dyeing fabric in 1998 by
attending a conference with Ann Johnston, an international fiber artist. She has experimented with different dyeing
and surface design techniques with a variety of nationally and internationallly
known artist/s/teachers in the field since then. Most recently she completed the Art Cloth
Mastery Program, a two and one half year commitment under the tutelage of Jane
Dunnewold in San Antonio, TX. Her work
has been exhibited in shows in Inniswood Gardens (2009), Westminster Thurber
complex (2013) and The Grandview Library (2013.)
Artist Statement
My work consists of cloth, fiber, paper and human marks
with dye, paints, natural substances, found substance and thread. My feelings and perceptions disappear into
the work. The work speaks for itself,
with the hope that the viewer will approach the feelings that I put into each
work.
My inspiration involves the intangible relationships between space, time and the natural realm. The focus of my work is the point between life as we know it and death as it is perceived.
Pulse No Pulse
Diptych
1200.00
My inspiration involves the intangible relationships between space, time and the natural realm. The focus of my work is the point between life as we know it and death as it is perceived.
Pulse |
No Pulse |
Pulse No Pulse
Diptych
1200.00
Ligature: Eight & Seven 40.5 x 41 850.00 |
Drought This Year
18.5 x 43.5
450.00 |
Diana, I love the pulse, no pulse pieces they have a depth of emotional feeling in each. The brightly colored works sing!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much, Christine! It brings me much joy that you get the feelings.
DeleteLigature is fabulous. I love how you've moved from one color to another so smoothly. Great work!
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Thanks, Judy! That is exactly the strength of Ligature.
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