H. Jazmin Quill
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      • Procession II
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      • Procession VI.2
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      • Procession IX
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Artist's Statement

The process begins with a found object.
At the heart of every piece is the search for that tipping point just before a canvas becomes sculpture.

Each piece is forced to pause between its many layers;
sometimes hours, sometimes days, weeks, or months.

​Or years.
​
The shapes are rarely planned, nor the colors.
It is a process of attention to lines and textures,
a meditation on the form as it emerges.

​Always present are thoughts what is left of lives and places,
things discarded,
evidence,
testimonies to what was,
​knowing that gravity will begin its work the moment the piece is done,
taking its long turn
in heavy silence. 
​
Picture
Eucalyptus Bark. Found Object.
  • About
  • Collections
    • Procession >
      • Procession II
      • Procession III
      • Procession IV
      • Procession V
      • Procession VI
      • Procession VI.2
      • Procession VII
      • Procession VIII
      • Procession IX
    • Fragments >
      • Fragments 1
      • Fragments 2
      • Fragments 3
    • Corrosion
    • Anachronism
    • Broken
    • Banned
  • Commissions
  • Acquisitions
  • Exhibitions
  • Statement