Friday, March 20, 2026

March 13th - New Work - Rugs and more

 

Another Rug

Another Rug

Back of rug

Work Station for making the rugs 

Insportation

AI plus insportation 

New tattoo insportation

Insportation

Artist Statement
When i was creating these i really wanted to focus on creating final pieces that i will be 100% showing in my show. I wanted the final rug to be different but also show aspects of my own style. Being able to get a tattoo and bring that concept into my work really showed the wide veriety i can do. I enoyed more of this work that ive done in a while and contume to keep doing work like this as best as i can. 

Artist inspiration:
Dragon Carpet, Wool (weft and pile); cotton (warp); symmetrically knotted pile
17th Century Rug: This rug represents the village carpet-weaving tradition of the Caucasus that was contemporaneously with court production in Ottoman Turkey and Safavid Iran. While rugs produced in royal workshops had flowing, floral patterns, those from provincial weaving centers retained a strongly geometric character. The motif of highly stylized dragons, which are depicted here, gave the name "Dragon Carpet" to this type of rug which was produced in Trans-Caucasia.

Fuzzy Thinking: Artist-Designed Rugs - The New York Times
Christapher Wool

























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