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Laura Fogg

Quilt Artist for over 20 Years
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Crossing Over

April 15, 2022

My father lived in Ukiah, and ultimately in my house, for the last two years of his life. I literally watched him become transparent as he moved gracefully and inexorably towards his death, and I created these small portraits one by one as he vanished. I put them together after he died, and the finished piece graces my studio wall.

2011. Approx 35"w x 51"h.
Materials: commercial cotton prints, novelty synthetic fabrics, digitally printed photos, discharge dyeing, paper, novelty trims, Sulky variegated thread

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