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"From a young age, I have sought out a variety of methods to express my creativity. As a child I was involved with arts and crafts through school, and always incorporated the basics into inventing my own home projects. My journey of self expression has led me to fabric and needlecrafts, sketching with charcoal/ colored pencil, ceramics, floral wreaths, plaster crafts, woodworking, and painting."
"We Are The Problem, We Are The Solution"
The piece is a three dimensional scuptural human form constructed with discarded polystyrene foam, fiberglass mesh, and cement mixes. It will be covered in a mosaic-like fashion with scrap, reuse, discarded, and non-re-cyclable materials. Some examples of the materials are glass bottles and tiles, ceramic shards and tiles, and small metal items (bottle caps, hardware, wire). One side of the figure will represent these items as they are problematic in our world (i.e., pollution, neglect, waste ) while the other side will display the materials as "art" in a pleasing, attractive style. The sides will have the words "problem" and "solution" included in the mosaic design. The pieces will be attached to the bare sculpture with thin set cement.
Dimensions
5ft. tall
30 in wide
1 ft. deep
freestanding
WCHL Morning Show with Ron Stutts interview with Eleatta Diver and Jeannette Brossart May 25, 2009.
Jeannette Brossart
For more information about Jeannette and her work visit mothernaturemosaics.tripod.com
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