Sheila Hicks: Pillar of Inquiry | ARTIST STORIES

[@Exhaustedhighlighter]

My hands yearned for feeling the texture of each fabric/rope in this video so bad that I had a heightened sensation of blood coursing through my hands - it’s amazing the feelings that art can radiate amongst a person or people even if viewing it through a phone - I can only imagine the beauty of this art piece in person

[@gnomethy]

Blue Letter really caught my attention. i think i'm going to make something like that to channel my thoughts into over the winter break. the Pillar of Inquiry is also stunning... took my breath away, just from a video recording. i can't imagine how it feels to see it in person. wonderful work by an interesting artist :)

[@alicelozanodeoliveira1146]

Bellissimi! Complimenti bella signora!

[@PKMNmastercass]

Very interesting!

[@Blueberry-qf8rq]

Beautiful

[@Sonjah.8]

❤

[@view-camera-queen]

Legend!

[@emmabennett8575]

Well, I’m in love...

[@edisoncummings2970]

4:00 She's barefoot in the gallery!! Maybe it's just the music on this video but her work strikes me as super intimate and reflective... can't wait to see it :)

[@vysharra]

Her comment about the moon was very poignant. Fiber arts practitioners are one of the reasons we’ were able to reach space. Women sewed space suits so fine and carefully, they were air tight. And extremely skilled wire weavers (women who had made the logical jump from natural fiber to the new industry of hand making computer components like memory) helped craft the various computers in the capsules.

[@artrobot-productions8084]

wonderful\.\.\.\.\.\.

[@ecoroominspire361]

.............................Ok Boomer