This was a display of work by the artist Lalla Ward in the National Theatre on the South bank of the Thames. The exhibition was called Vanishing Acts. Inspired by nature the textiles were beautiful but difficult to capture because of the reflections from the glass display cabinets. This was my favourite. Can you spot the frog?
Also displayed were wood turnings by Nicholas Kettlewood
That is nice, I like the textile work, the colours are so beautiful and the frog I noticed.
ReplyDeleteGreat exhibition but the guy did not turn the lizard. Turning the wood is the easy bit but I love the way he has carved the lizard using the same wood and grain then matched it in. Now that is clever.
ReplyDeleteWonderful wood carvings ... I love that bottom piece.
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing art piece this textile with the frog ! The wood work is also beautiful !
ReplyDeleteI found the frog eventually. It is a great piece of work.
ReplyDeleteShame to put the textiles behind glass, but I can see the frog easily enough. I like the design.
ReplyDeleteI saw the frog immediately. It's fine work. Thanks for sharing. :-)
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