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Reflection #37
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Printable version
  • Copyright © 1994 Caryl Bryer Fallert
  • Size: 53" x 36"
  • Techniques: Hand painted, pleated, machine pieced, and quilted
  • Materials: fabric-100% cotton / batting: wool
  • Owner: permanent collection of: Central Missouri State University, Warrensburg, MO
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Design Concept

This is one of a series of quilts in which three dimensional, constructed tucks are incorporated into a patterned background.  The background fabric for REFLECTION #37  was  painted with fiber reactive dyes,  in an expressionistic, freeform design. 

Each of the 1/2"  "tucks” was constructed from two  different fabrics.  The left sides of the tucks are made from fabrics dyed a 46 step gradation of pure, fully saturated, rainbow hues..   The right sides of the tucks are made from black polished cotton.  The use of color and value (light to dark) gradations, and the twisting of the tucks from side to side, create the illusion of movement and light across the surface of the quilt.  Because different colors are used on the right and left sides of the three dimensional tucks, the appearance of the quilt can be changed dramatically by changing your point of view. I like to call the quilts in this series "viewer participation art."

The three dimensional center of the quilt is bordered by a narrow band of black polished cotton, followed by a wider border of the painted background fabric.

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Exhibitions:

  • GREATER MIDWEST INTERNATIONAL ( a multi-media art show) (juried) 1995  Central Missouri State University,  Warrensburg,  MO  (JUROR'S AWARD & PRESIDENTS PURCHASE AWARD)

Publications

  • None as of December 23, 2016
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