March to Oblivion

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March to Oblivion
84 in
x
34 in
x
5 in
(213 cm x 86 cm x 13 cm)
Year
2025
Price
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Insects are crucial to the earth’s ecosystem. They perform many necessary tasks, including pollination. Yet, in the last few decades, scientists have noticed a drastic drop in the number of insects, caused by climate change, loss of habitat, and chemical saturation. This “insect apocalypse” will have devastating consequences for all forms of life on our planet. <P> My work highlights the beauty of beetles, one of the largest families of insects, elevating these crucial creatures into a monumental form. By gradually reducing their size, color, and texture, I compel viewers to confront the unraveling of nature, reminding them that our collective future is tied to the fate of these tiny forms.
Materials
Cotton, knit, home décor, and sheer textiles; felt, wool, sewing and embroidery thread, fabric paint, synthetic stuffing, wire, glass and wooden beads, curtain rod
Techniques
Fabric sculpted, raw edge appliquéd, reverse appliquéd, digitally manipulated, fabric painted, block printed, thread painted, machine and hand stitched