November/December 2016 Centerfold

Artscope , November/December 2016

Talia Lefton Artscope Centerfold NovDec16
art
Where it Comes From
artist
Talia Lefton
medium
felted wool

Talia Lefton works with wool, yarn, and fabric to create tangible explorations of identity, transformation, and space. This piece uses the mutable qualities of felt to depict a period of self-examination. Drawing from a mythical representation of shapeshifting, an internal experience is represented through external transformation. “Where it Comes From” incorporates two opposing forces and creates a moment at which these are in balance. This balance is the internal push and pull that motivates the search for purpose, contentment, and a deeper meaning to life.

Jurors

  • Lucas Cowan, Public Art Curator at Rose Kennedy Greenway Conservancy
  • Kathleen Moore, Coordinator of Visual Arts at the Walter J. Manninen Center for the Arts at Endicott College
  • Noelle Foye, Executive Director at New Bedford Art Museum and ArtWorks
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