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Spilled Innocence by Richard Harding

Spilled Innocence

soft sculpture · 20 x 36 in

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Richard Harding is an accomplished artist based in Ashland, VA, with a passion for working with fiber. Drawing on techniques found in basketry, his mastery lies in the delicate manipulation of materials such as Thread, Twine, and Rope to create intricate and captivating works of art. Harding's use of chording sewn in concentric circles evoke a sense of organic forms, paying homage to the natural world and its infinite complexities. His work often draws inspiration from cultural parallels, specifically the connections between basketry and pottery in native cultures. Through his soft sculptures, Harding explores the concept of spilt innocence, symbolically weaving together threads of grief and resilience. His pieces often blend elements of traditional and contemporary, drawing influences from the Mexican holiday "Dios de los Muertos". In his art, Harding seeks to honor and immortalize the diverse and intricate cultures that shape our world. This work is a unique original work of art - Textile Art by Richard Harding (United States), Thread. Its dimensions are 91.4x50.8 cm. The artist's signature is present on the artwork. This artwork is part of the gallery Cultural Parallels of basketry and Pottery. Original Listing: $2,062

Textile Artbasketrypotterydios de los muertosfiberfiber artssoft sculpturesewingmacrametwineropesculpture
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