My sincere gratitude goes out to the following people who are partnering with me on my Iona Imagery project. Their support will help enable me to create a new body of work inspired by my experiences of thin places in Iona, Scotland.
Special thanks to:
Barbara J.
Pamela Daum, in honor of her mother, Betty Joan White Zucker Milner
Lexi
Tom and Joyce Waalkes
Sharon and Jim Charmley
Fredlee Votaw
Brett and Brenda Woudenberg
Emil Alecusan
Jeff Dreyer
Su Nimon
Robb Hankins
Heidi Beke Harrigan
Marcia Everett
Barb Walker
Paul & Gail Wetherell-Sack
To find out more about my Iona Imagery project and how you can back my project please click here to visit my Kickstarter page!
The piece pictured above is part of my Thin Places body of work that was inspired by my thin place experiences in Assisi, Italy. It is entitled Shelter, and is a combination of two images. One is a photo of sheep grazing on a peaceful hillside outside of town. The other is of the Eremo delle Carceri, which is the cave in Mount Subasio where St. Francis used to retreat for prayer and contemplation. Perhaps it was because the cave was integrated in the quietness of nature, but I found it to feel even more sacred, or thin, than the St. Francis Basilica with all of it's frescoed splendor.
Size (h x w) 12" x 9"
Media: Phototransfer on wood panel
SOLD
Sharon and Jim Charmley
Fredlee Votaw
Brett and Brenda Woudenberg
Emil Alecusan
Jeff Dreyer
Su Nimon
Robb Hankins
Heidi Beke Harrigan
Marcia Everett
Barb Walker
Paul & Gail Wetherell-Sack
To find out more about my Iona Imagery project and how you can back my project please click here to visit my Kickstarter page!
The piece pictured above is part of my Thin Places body of work that was inspired by my thin place experiences in Assisi, Italy. It is entitled Shelter, and is a combination of two images. One is a photo of sheep grazing on a peaceful hillside outside of town. The other is of the Eremo delle Carceri, which is the cave in Mount Subasio where St. Francis used to retreat for prayer and contemplation. Perhaps it was because the cave was integrated in the quietness of nature, but I found it to feel even more sacred, or thin, than the St. Francis Basilica with all of it's frescoed splendor.
Size (h x w) 12" x 9"
Media: Phototransfer on wood panel
SOLD
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