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B.J. Adams - Premium Artist |
B. J. Adams artwork began with representation, developed into abstraction, and now goes back and forth between the two, sometimes combining elements of both, giving the viewer a surprise, an out of context scale, image and viewpoint. The sewing machine has become brush and pencil; hundreds of colors of thread have become paint for realistic and abstract images set on various backgrounds. The unusual or commonplace materials and techniques used, the focus required by the slow process of this art, and the infinite available subjects, keep her work ever-changing, challenging, and always interesting. |
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 Literary Reverie free-motion machine embroidery on cotton fabric 34.5 x 24.5 inches
 Wide Load machine embroidery on canvas 35 x 31 inches
 Traveling from Dawn to Dusk free-motion machine embroidery on cotton fabrics 37.5 x 24.5 inches
 Not Always Green free-motion machine embroidery on painted canvas 47 x 26 inches
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To connect and vitalize contradictory images, elements of landscape, still-life, botanical drawings, paintings, embroidery, or old textiles may be included. The resultant art may be modular, stretched and framed, or formatted as a banner or quilt.
April '11
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 Teapot free-motion machine embroidery triptych stretched over wood 14 x 48 inches
 Shifting Perspective machine embroidery stretched over wood 24 x 13 inches
 Nautical Narrative free-motion machine embroidery on denim with heat transfers 20 x 20 inches
 Summer Flowers Triptych free-motion machine embroidery on cotton fabrics 14 x 10 inches each
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