The Bauhaus Braids
By
Marilyn Rathbone
2015
Marilyn Rathbone
- Sculpture
- Writing and Text-Based Art
- Craft and Design
- Inkle Weaving
- Colour Theory
- Geometric
- Synaesthesia
- Textiles
- Exhibition
Dimensions
8x8x1.7; 7x7x1.7; 9x7.7x1.7
Kandinsky, Bauhaus artist/lecturer, saw colours as shapes. Numbers can be shapes, too. Colours, shapes and numbers combine in the creation of a set of three fine silk braids: triangular numbers (yellow, “sharp”, edgy); square numbers (red, “earthbound”, balanced); and circular numbers (blue, “spiritual”, the colour of the heavens).
Materials: Silk thread, grey board, acrylic paint, paper
Techniques: Inkle weaving, handmade reels
Marilyn Rathbone
Marilyn Rathbone
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