This week’s Cutting (& Stitching) Edge features the work of Noelle Mason.
She is a truly astounding artist; you can see the breadth of her body of work on her website. From “Ground Control” a woollen rug featuring a thermal image of the US-Mexico border in California, to stained glass pieces reproducing the surveillance camera image of Princess Diana leaving the Ritz hotel, Noelle’s work investigates “the subtle seductiveness of power facilitated by systems of visual control”.
The piece we focus on here is entitled “Nothing Much Happened Today (for Eric and Dylan)”. It is a cross stitch piece finished in April this year, and is 50 inches high by 66 inches wide. It took Noelle five years to complete. It is incredibly powerful.
Crumbs, that’s amazing.
disturbing and amazing all at once!
It’s been ten years and that photo is still so haunting and disturbing – but that is amazing work right there.
Wow, amazing work. Off to be jealous of her talent now!
wow.
This is so so great.
Sure causing a bit of a stir on CRAFT http://blog.craftzine.com/archive/2009/06/columbine_cross_stitch.html?CMP=OTC-5JF307375954
Isn’t it just! 🙂
Which validates the piece in my eyes.
I was glad to see Noelle getting to say her bit as well.
Vile, ignorant, just a waste of thread and time.
Thanks for dropping by!