It Comes in Waves
by Kimberly Rogers
SOLD!
I made this found object assemblage in response to the earthquake in Japan.
The news of the devastation and impending effects of the nuclear disaster
is hitting me in waves.
Made with pieces of rust, a discarded squeeze tube, Japanese postal ephemera,
antique porcelain doll arm and button.
a mounted on a composite stone backing and framed in a used discarded frame of linen and wood.
detail
detail of body
Outdoor shot
I am offering this piece for $100
All proceeds not including shipping will go to a Japanese Earthquake relief fund of your choice.
I'll calculate shipping depending on where it's headed.
estimated minimum of $20
Thanks, Kim
Wow what a fabulous piece and what a generous thing you are doing. xox Corrine
ReplyDeletefantastic piece Kim and such a great gesture ....perhaps we all ought to do this in some way......xx
ReplyDeleteThis piece speaks so loud to me Kimberly!
ReplyDeleteOh it is amazing.
Amy
This is beautiful, Kim. I love you!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful expression from the heart. I'm glad you shared it. <3 <3
ReplyDeleteA certain someone in house didn't want to part with it and will be making his donation.
ReplyDeleteFabulous piece, Kim!!! It is hard to watch devastation from such a beautiful country.
ReplyDeleteKim, this is such a powerful piece. I love all the elements you've used and the meaning behind it makes it even more amazing.
ReplyDeletekim, thats wonderful! do more!
ReplyDeleteIt definitely is a keeper, and someone in your house just sent the most amazing birthday package my way. Spicy chili powder, I can feel the heat....and that card - LOL. I will share on my blog later. Hugs and Kisses to my friends (you too David) xox Corrine
ReplyDeleteYour work is perfect for what I am attracted to...rusty stuff, found objects, text - textures. Love the way you have arranged them.
ReplyDeleteBrilliant!
What a fitting tribute! we can definitely see how it has sold this quickly. It does come in waves, doesn't it?
ReplyDeleteRose & Studio
I think that was a wonderful idea, and a beautiful piece.
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