THREADS no3
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THREADS no4
THREADS no4 | angled view
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THREADS no5
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THREADS no2
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View of walls 1 and 2
View of walls 2 and 3
THREADS no3
2021 | 17” x 17” | Pencil, colored-pencil, thread on wood panel
This piece brings forward nine concentric circles, measured to the point of harmony and interconnectedness between them. For Tia, this formation of nine symbolizes herself at the center being surrounded by her eight great-grandparents.
THREADS no4
2022 | 25” x 19” | Pencil, colored-pencil, thread on wood panel
Expanding on the interconnected concentric circles, this piece speaks of complexity. The geometrical foundation lends itself to countless patterns derived from a single origin. From pencil guides to a repeating circle pattern in colored pencil, to blue stripes, black and white diamonds, and the asymmetrical yellow winding form - diversity co-exists around and between each other.
THREADS no5
2022 | 25” x 19” | Pencil, colored-pencil, thread on wood panel
This piece begins with the same interconnected concentric circles as no.4 and reveals an entirely different response to playing and moving around the geometrical foundation.
THREADS no2
2021 | 17” x 17” | Pencil, colored-pencil, thread on wood panel
This simplified circle & color study suggests progression and transformation.
Artwork is by Tia Keobounpheng
Video and photographs by Christopher Selleck