
Ruth Scheuing
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Virtual Collection: Original CCCA
Country of Birth: Switzerland
Year of Birth: 1947
City: Vancouver
Country: Canada
Type of Creator: Artist, Writer
Gender: Female
Mediums: fibre, installation, sculpture, text-based, textiles
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Work by Ruth Scheuing

Penelope Or 13 Men II (detail)
Work ID: 2085
Measurements: 91.44 x 792.48 cm
Collection:
Date Made: 1989
Materials: altered men's suits, hangers and hooks
Virtual Collection: Original CCCA

Penelope Or 13 Men II
Work ID: 812
Measurements: 91.44 x 792.48 cm
Collection:
Date Made: 1989
Materials: altered men's suits, hangers and hooks
Virtual Collection: Original CCCA

Penelope
Work ID: 811
Measurements: 152.4 x 335.28 x 30.48 cm
Collection:
Date Made: 1991
Materials: altered men's suits, slide projections, sound track
Virtual Collection: Original CCCA

Penelope (detail)
Work ID: 2086
Measurements: 152.4 x 335.28 x 30.48 cm
Collection:
Date Made: 1991
Materials: altered men's suits, slide projections, sound track
Virtual Collection: Original CCCA

Metamorphosis #4: Dark Angel (detail 1 of 2)
Work ID: 2091
Collection:
Date Made: 1992
Materials: altered man's suit
Virtual Collection: Original CCCA

Bust #3
Work ID: 2090
Measurements: 101.6 x 101.6 x 55.88 cm
Collection:
Date Made: 1992
Materials: aluminum, metal screws and bolts, fabric
Virtual Collection: Original CCCA

Metamorphosis #4: Dark Angel (detail 2 of 2)
Work ID: 2092
Collection:
Date Made: 1992
Materials: altered man's suit
Virtual Collection: Original CCCA

Metamorphosis #4: Dark Angel
Work ID: 814
Measurements: 144.78 x 190.5 cm
Collection:
Date Made: 1992
Materials: altered man's suit
Virtual Collection: Original CCCA

Exhibition installation at Canadian Craft Museum, Vancouver, British Columbia.
Work ID: 2088
Description: 3 busts (from the left #2, #3, and #1).
Measurements: each bust: 101.6 - 121.92 cm
Collection:
Date Made: 1992
Materials: aluminum, metal screws and bolts, fabric
Virtual Collection: Original CCCA

Metamorphosis #5: Fish (detail)
Work ID: 2095
Collection:
Date Made: 1993
Materials: altered man's suit
Virtual Collection: Original CCCA

Metamorphosis #7: Snakes (detail)
Work ID: 2094
Collection:
Date Made: 1993
Materials: altered man's suit
Virtual Collection: Original CCCA

Metamorphosis #7: Snakes
Work ID: 808
Measurements: 162.56 x 182.88 cm
Collection:
Date Made: 1993
Materials: altered man's suit
Virtual Collection: Original CCCA

Metamorphosis #5: Fish
Work ID: 809
Measurements: 144.78 x 177.8 cm
Collection:
Date Made: 1993
Materials: altered man's suit
Virtual Collection: Original CCCA

Arachne’s Tapestry II (detail 1 of 2)
Work ID: 2096
Description: Handwoven cotton computer assisted weaving; soundtrack, produced with composer Marc Patch (text from 'metamorphoses' by Ovid); brochure with a text by Ruth Scheuing.
Measurements: 45.72 x 944.88 cm
Collection:
Date Made: 1995
Materials: cotton, interfacing and wooden shelf
Virtual Collection: Original CCCA

Arachne’s Tapestry II (detail 2 of 2)
Work ID: 2097
Description: Handwoven cotton computer assisted weaving; soundtrack, produced with composer Marc Patch (text from 'metamorphoses' by Ovid); brochure with a text by Ruth Scheuing.
Measurements: 45.72 x 944.88 cm
Collection:
Date Made: 1995
Materials: cotton, interfacing and wooden shelf
Virtual Collection: Original CCCA

Arachne’s Tapestry II
Work ID: 807
Description: Handwoven cotton computer assisted weaving; soundtrack, produced with composer Marc Patch (text from 'metamorphoses' by Ovid); brochure with a text by Ruth Scheuing.
Measurements: 45.72 x 944.88 cm
Collection:
Date Made: 1995
Materials: cotton, interfacing and wooden shelf
Virtual Collection: Original CCCA

Robe, Simplicity #9483 ou ‘Pour Rosie La Riveteuse’
Work ID: 804
Measurements: 228.6 x 101.6 x 101.6 cm + text panel
Collection:
Date Made: 1996
Materials: aluminum and pop rivets
Virtual Collection: Original CCCA

Flowers and Leaves #1: The Analytical Engine Weaves , detail
Work ID: 64619
Collection:
Date Made: 1998
Materials: computer assisted handwoven Jacquard cotton fabric, chair, buttons, cord
Virtual Collection: Original CCCA

Flowers and Leaves #2: Cyborg women weave translucent thought , detail
Work ID: 64621
Collection:
Date Made: 1998
Materials: computer assisted handwoven Jacquard cotton fabric
Virtual Collection: Original CCCA

Flowers and Leaves #1: The Analytical Engine Weaves
Work ID: 64618
Description: full title: "The analytical engine weaves algebraic patterns just as the Jacquard loom weaves flowers and leaves."
Measurements: 24 x 24 x 36
Collection:
Date Made: 1998
Materials: computer assisted handwoven Jacquard cotton fabric, chair, buttons, cord
Virtual Collection: Original CCCA

Flowers and Leaves #2: Cyborg women weave translucent thought
Work ID: 64620
Measurements: 72 x 40
Collection:
Date Made: 1998
Materials: computer assisted handwoven Jacquard cotton fabric
Virtual Collection: Original CCCA

Flowers and Leaves #4: Ada Lovelace: Queen of the Engines
Work ID: 64622
Measurements: 48 x 40
Collection:
Date Made: 1999
Materials: computer assisted hand-woven Jacquard fabric, cotton
Virtual Collection: Original CCCA

Flowers and Leaves #8: Ada Lovelace: Queen of the Engines II
Work ID: 64625
Measurements: 78 x 40
Collection:
Date Made: 1999
Materials: computer assisted hand-woven Jacquard fabric, cotton
Virtual Collection: Original CCCA

Flowers and Leaves #7: Cyborg Descending Staircase
Work ID: 64624
Measurements: 60 x 40
Collection:
Date Made: 1999
Materials: computer assisted hand-woven Jacquard fabric, cotton
Virtual Collection: Original CCCA

Flowers and Leaves #4: Ada Lovelace: Queen of the Engines,detail
Work ID: 64623
Collection:
Date Made: 1999
Materials: computer assisted hand-woven Jacquard fabric, cotton
Virtual Collection: Original CCCA

Flowers and Leaves #11: cyclamen I
Work ID: 64629
Measurements: 67 x 40
Collection:
Date Made: 2001
Materials: computer assisted hand-woven Jacquard fabric (on white warp), cotton
Virtual Collection: Original CCCA

Flowers and Leaves #9: …when Women Skip (in) Paradise II
Work ID: 64626
Measurements: 76 x 40
Collection:
Date Made: 2001
Materials: computer assisted hand-woven Jacquard fabric, cotton
Virtual Collection: Original CCCA

Flowers and Leaves #10: muy.rose
Work ID: 64628
Measurements: 61 x 40
Collection:
Date Made: 2001
Materials: computer assisted hand-woven Jacquard fabric (1825skirt.arachne), cotton
Virtual Collection: Original CCCA

Flowers and Leaves #11: cyclamen I, detail
Work ID: 64630
Collection:
Date Made: 2001
Materials: computer assisted hand-woven Jacquard fabric, cotton
Virtual Collection: Original CCCA

Flowers and Leaves #12: cyborg.leaf
Work ID: 64631
Measurements: 71 x 40
Collection:
Date Made: 2001
Materials: computer assisted hand-woven Jacquard fabric, cotton
Virtual Collection: Original CCCA

Flowers and Leaves #9: …when Women Skip (in) Paradise II,detail
Work ID: 64627
Collection:
Date Made: 2001
Materials: computer assisted hand-woven Jacquard fabric, cotton
Virtual Collection: Original CCCA

Flowers and Leaves #12: cyborg.leaf, detail
Work ID: 64632
Collection:
Date Made: 2001
Materials: computer assisted hand-woven Jacquard fabric, cotton
Virtual Collection: Original CCCA

Flowers and Leaves #20: muy.broom,detail
Work ID: 64634
Collection:
Date Made: 2003
Materials: computer assisted hand-woven Jacquard fabric, cotton
Virtual Collection: Original CCCA

Flowers and Leaves #20: muy.broom
Work ID: 64633
Measurements: 62 x 40
Collection:
Date Made: 2003
Materials: computer assisted hand-woven Jacquard fabric, cotton
Virtual Collection: Original CCCA

#4 Active Fires Burning in Alaska, June 17, 2002
Work ID: 64637
Description: Based on satellite images from NASA website
Measurements: 76.2 x 50.8 cm
Collection:
Date Made: 2004
Materials: computer assisted hand-woven Jacquard fabric, cotton
Virtual Collection: Original CCCA

#10 Dust Storm in the Gobi Desert, 27/3/04
Work ID: 64638
Description: Based on satellite images from NASA website
Measurements: 76.2 x 50.8 cm
Collection:
Date Made: 2004
Materials: computer assisted hand-woven Jacquard fabric, cotton
Virtual Collection: Original CCCA

#1 Thunder Storm over Swiss Alps, Feb.2, 1994
Work ID: 64635
Description: Based on satellite images from NASA website
Measurements: 76.2 x 50.8 cm
Collection:
Date Made: 2004
Materials: computer assisted hand-woven Jacquard fabric, cotton
Virtual Collection: Original CCCA

#3 Mackenzie River Plume, Canada, June 15, 1998
Work ID: 64636
Description: Based on satellite images from NASA website
Measurements: 76.2 x20 cm
Collection:
Date Made: 2004
Materials: computer assisted hand-woven Jacquard fabric, cotton
Virtual Collection: Original CCCA

Three Graces
Work ID: 75764
Measurements: 68.58 x 109.22 cm
Collection:
Date Made: 2006
Materials: computer assisted hand-woven Jacquard fabric, cotton
Virtual Collection: Original CCCA

Cyborg in the Garden, detail
Work ID: 75763
Measurements: 101.6 x 215.9 cm
Collection:
Date Made: 2006
Materials: computer assisted hand-woven Jacquard fabric, cotton
Virtual Collection: Original CCCA

Cyborg in the Garden
Work ID: 75762
Measurements: 101.6 x 215.9 cm
Collection:
Date Made: 2006
Materials: computer assisted hand-woven Jacquard fabric, cotton
Virtual Collection: Original CCCA

Penelope Meets Ada Lovelace
Work ID: 75765
Measurements: 68.58 x 109.22 cm
Collection:
Date Made: 2006
Materials: computer assisted hand-woven Jacquard fabric, cotton
Virtual Collection: Original CCCA

GPS track Day 02, 2007
Work ID: 75766
Description: with technical help from Rachel Dykerman and Alina Brockie.
Photographer: MCF Lalwor.
Measurements: 17.78 x 17.78 cm
Collection:
Date Made: 2007
Materials: computer assisted stitching, rayon fabric and threads, embroidery hoop
Virtual Collection: Original CCCA

Day 25, layer 3 from:to walk a line, detail: drive with S. to buy a suit; layer Ariadne and palace of Knossos on Google Earth
Work ID: 75772
Description: Walking a Line 2007
This is part of Digital Threads a web project involving 5 artists, hosted by the Textile Museum of Canada, curated by Sarah Quinton and launched in fall 2007. [www.digitalthreads.ca]. These lines were captured with a hand-held GPS over a month. They represent simple daily activities, driving to work, shopping, visiting friends, walking around the neighborhood or riding a bike around the park. Although invisible, my body is an agent of these drawings. The patterns emerging anchor my memory and trace narratives with simple lines. I am interested in various technologies with complex and gendered histories and in blurring lines between global perspectives and domestic spaces. The layers represent a wider mental space facilitated by virtual technologies. They allow me to move in time and space to create links between, art, textiles, myth, technology, women and trade.
Measurements: 12.7 x 12.7 cm
Collection:
Date Made: 2007
Materials: digital image, GPS track and Google Earth (60 second sketch showing the orientation of the image)
Virtual Collection: Original CCCA

GPS track Day 12, 2007
Work ID: 75768
Description: with technical help from Rachel Dykerman and Alina Brockie
Photographer: MCF Lalwor
Measurements: 17.78 x 17.78 cm
Collection:
Date Made: 2007
Materials: computer assisted stitching, rayon fabric and threads, embroidery hoop
Virtual Collection: Original CCCA

GPS track Day 04, 2007
Work ID: 75767
Description: with technical help from Rachel Dykerman and Alina Brockie
Photographer: MCF Lalwor
Measurements: 17.78 x 17.78 cm
Collection:
Date Made: 2007
Materials: computer assisted stitching, rayon fabric and threads, embroidery hoop
Virtual Collection: Original CCCA

Day 8, 4 layers from:to walk a line
Work ID: 75770
Description: Walking a Line 2007
This is part of Digital Threads a web project involving 5 artists, hosted by the Textile Museum of Canada, curated by Sarah Quinton and launched in fall 2007. [www.digitalthreads.ca]. These lines were captured with a hand-held GPS over a month. They represent simple daily activities, driving to work, shopping, visiting friends, walking around the neighborhood or riding a bike around the park. Although invisible, my body is an agent of these drawings. The patterns emerging anchor my memory and trace narratives with simple lines. I am interested in various technologies with complex and gendered histories and in blurring lines between global perspectives and domestic spaces. The layers represent a wider mental space facilitated by virtual technologies. They allow me to move in time and space to create links between, art, textiles, myth, technology, women and trade.
Measurements: 12.7 x 12.7 cm
Collection:
Date Made: 2007
Materials: digital image, GPS track and Google Earth (60 second sketch showing the orientation of the image)
Virtual Collection: Original CCCA

Day 18 from: to walk a line, detail: drive to work with altitude graphs
Work ID: 75771
Description: Walking a Line 2007
This is part of Digital Threads a web project involving 5 artists, hosted by the Textile Museum of Canada, curated by Sarah Quinton and launched in fall 2007. [www.digitalthreads.ca]. These lines were captured with a hand-held GPS over a month. They represent simple daily activities, driving to work, shopping, visiting friends, walking around the neighborhood or riding a bike around the park. Although invisible, my body is an agent of these drawings. The patterns emerging anchor my memory and trace narratives with simple lines. I am interested in various technologies with complex and gendered histories and in blurring lines between global perspectives and domestic spaces. The layers represent a wider mental space facilitated by virtual technologies. They allow me to move in time and space to create links between, art, textiles, myth, technology, women and trade.
Measurements: 12.7 x 12.7 cm
Collection:
Date Made: 2007
Materials: GPS tracks and altitude graphs (60 second sketch showing the orientation of the image)
Virtual Collection: Original CCCA

Day 7, layer 3 from:to walk a line
Work ID: 75769
Description: Walking a Line 2007
This is part of Digital Threads a web project involving 5 artists, hosted by the Textile Museum of Canada, curated by Sarah Quinton and launched in fall 2007. [www.digitalthreads.ca]. These lines were captured with a hand-held GPS over a month. They represent simple daily activities, driving to work, shopping, visiting friends, walking around the neighborhood or riding a bike around the park. Although invisible, my body is an agent of these drawings. The patterns emerging anchor my memory and trace narratives with simple lines. I am interested in various technologies with complex and gendered histories and in blurring lines between global perspectives and domestic spaces. The layers represent a wider mental space facilitated by virtual technologies. They allow me to move in time and space to create links between, art, textiles, myth, technology, women and trade.
Measurements: 12.7 x 12.7 cm
Collection:
Date Made: 2007
Materials: digital image, GPS track and Google Earth (60 second sketch showing the orientation of the image)
Virtual Collection: Original CCCA

GPS tracks May 2008
Work ID: 75773
Description: 60 second sketch showing the orientation of the image.
Photographer: MCF Lalwor
Measurements: 60.96 x 60.96 cm
Collection:
Date Made: 2008
Materials: Digital print on wood panel
Virtual Collection: Original CCCA

GPS track with data July 6-9, 2007
Work ID: 75775
Description: 60 second sketch showing the orientation of the image.
Photographer: MCF Lalwor
Measurements: 30.48 x 30.48 cm
Collection:
Date Made: 2009
Materials: digital print
Virtual Collection: Original CCCA

GPS tracks May 2008
Work ID: 75776
Description: 60 second sketch showing the orientation of the image.
Photographer: MCF Lalwor
Measurements: 60.96 x 60.96 cm
Collection:
Date Made: 2009
Materials: Digital print on wood panel
Virtual Collection: Original CCCA

GPS track on May 19 -2008: Shopping
Work ID: 75777
Description: 60 second sketch showing the orientation of the image.
Photographer: MCF Lalwor
Measurements: 30.48 x 30.48 cm
Collection:
Date Made: 2009
Materials: digital print
Virtual Collection: Original CCCA

GPS track on Google Earth Leaving Hope July 5-9, 2007
Work ID: 75774
Description: 60 second sketch showing the orientation of the image.
Photographer: MCF Lalwor
Measurements: 30.48 x 30.48 cm
Collection:
Date Made: 2009
Materials: Digital print on wood panel
Virtual Collection: Original CCCA

Aurel Stein at Flaming Mountains, 42°55′ N 89° 33′ E
Work ID: 75789
Measurements: 81.28 x 68.58 cm
Collection:
Date Made: 2010
Materials: handwoven Jacquard
Virtual Collection: Original CCCA

Sogdian Child’s Coat on the Karakoram Highway, 38°56′ N 75°25′ E, detail
Work ID: 75785
Collection:
Date Made: 2010
Materials: Jacquard weaving
Virtual Collection: Original CCCA

Kyrgyz Vest on the Torugart Pass, border crossing between China and Kyrgyzstan with Chatyr-Kul Lake, 40º35′ N 75º25′ E
Work ID: 75786
Measurements: 152.4 x 127 cm
Collection:
Date Made: 2010
Materials: Jacquard weaving
Virtual Collection: Original CCCA

GPS Track July 9, 2007: Driving up Cascade Lookout in Manning Park
Work ID: 75781
Description: The White Pieces 2010
I became interested in weaving objects that looked both like towels, formal paintings such as Mondrians simple squares and primary colours and the idea of domestic landscape.
They are inspired by traditional damask weaving in white on white, where light reflection on the warp (length threads) or weft (horizontal threads) creates the patterns. But my patterns are rather loud and chaotic, and they represent real geographic landmarks, ocean, mountains, trees etc. I also wanted to see if different modes of transportation would produce noticeable different qualities of lines. In the city we mostly drive on a grid although; in rural setting we are following larger grids or follow landmarks, rivers, lakes and ocean fronts. By kayak we follow no grid at all and while biking or hiking we may follow a path or a meandering trail. The coloured stripes of the towels carry a variety of information and data, from location data, speed and heart rate data, route descriptions and pictures. All Computer assisted Jacquard weavings 30 x 30 2010.
Measurements: 66.04 x 71.12 cm
Collection:
Date Made: 2010
Materials: cotton, hand woven jacquard weaving
Virtual Collection: Original CCCA

GPS Track July 19, 2008: Drive to Horseshoe Bay for a Dinner of Oysters I
Work ID: 75778
Description: The White Pieces 2010
I became interested in weaving objects that looked both like towels, formal paintings such as Mondrians simple squares and primary colours and the idea of domestic landscape.
They are inspired by traditional damask weaving in white on white, where light reflection on the warp (length threads) or weft (horizontal threads) creates the patterns. But my patterns are rather loud and chaotic, and they represent real geographic landmarks, ocean, mountains, trees etc. I also wanted to see if different modes of transportation would produce noticeable different qualities of lines. In the city we mostly drive on a grid although; in rural setting we are following larger grids or follow landmarks, rivers, lakes and ocean fronts. By kayak we follow no grid at all and while biking or hiking we may follow a path or a meandering trail. The coloured stripes of the towels carry a variety of information and data, from location data, speed and heart rate data, route descriptions and pictures. All Computer assisted Jacquard weavings 30 x 30 2010.
Measurements: 71.12 x 71.12 cm
Collection:
Date Made: 2010
Materials: cotton, hand woven jacquard weaving
Virtual Collection: Original CCCA

Afghani War Rug near Massout’s Monument, 35° 24′ N 69° 29′ E
Work ID: 75790
Measurements: 76.2 x 50.8 cm
Collection:
Date Made: 2010
Materials: handwoven Jacquard
Virtual Collection: Original CCCA

GPS Track July 31: Hike in Cypress Park to Eagle Bluff II
Work ID: 75779
Description: The White Pieces 2010
I became interested in weaving objects that looked both like towels, formal paintings such as Mondrians simple squares and primary colours and the idea of domestic landscape.
They are inspired by traditional damask weaving in white on white, where light reflection on the warp (length threads) or weft (horizontal threads) creates the patterns. But my patterns are rather loud and chaotic, and they represent real geographic landmarks, ocean, mountains, trees etc. I also wanted to see if different modes of transportation would produce noticeable different qualities of lines. In the city we mostly drive on a grid although; in rural setting we are following larger grids or follow landmarks, rivers, lakes and ocean fronts. By kayak we follow no grid at all and while biking or hiking we may follow a path or a meandering trail. The coloured stripes of the towels carry a variety of information and data, from location data, speed and heart rate data, route descriptions and pictures. All Computer assisted Jacquard weavings 30 x 30 2010.
Measurements: 29 x 28 in
Collection:
Date Made: 2010
Materials: cotton, hand woven jacquard weaving
Virtual Collection: Original CCCA

Chinese Dragon Robe on Bogda Shan range Tien Shan mountains near Turpan, 43º20′ N 89º24′ E
Work ID: 75788
Measurements: 152.4 x 127 cm
Collection:
Date Made: 2010
Materials: Jacquard weaving
Virtual Collection: Original CCCA

Saddleblanket over City Mashad, Iran, 36°13′ N 30°43′ E
Work ID: 75791
Measurements: Hand woven Jacquard weaving
Collection:
Date Made: 2010
Materials: Google earth with saddle blanket; Hand woven Jacquard weaving
Virtual Collection: Original CCCA

View of residency in tech lab, work in progress
Work ID: 75792
Collection:
Date Made: 2010
Materials:
Virtual Collection: Original CCCA

GPS Track May 24, 2010: Sailing around Bowen Island, Howe Sound
Work ID: 75780
Description: The White Pieces 2010
I became interested in weaving objects that looked both like towels, formal paintings such as Mondrians simple squares and primary colours and the idea of domestic landscape.
They are inspired by traditional damask weaving in white on white, where light reflection on the warp (length threads) or weft (horizontal threads) creates the patterns. But my patterns are rather loud and chaotic, and they represent real geographic landmarks, ocean, mountains, trees etc. I also wanted to see if different modes of transportation would produce noticeable different qualities of lines. In the city we mostly drive on a grid although; in rural setting we are following larger grids or follow landmarks, rivers, lakes and ocean fronts. By kayak we follow no grid at all and while biking or hiking we may follow a path or a meandering trail. The coloured stripes of the towels carry a variety of information and data, from location data, speed and heart rate data, route descriptions and pictures. All Computer assisted Jacquard weavings 30 x 30 2010.
Measurements: 73.66 x 71.12 cm
Collection:
Date Made: 2010
Materials: cotton, hand woven jacquard weaving
Virtual Collection: Original CCCA

Ruth Scheuing weaving on TC-1 (thread controller)
Work ID: 75793
Collection:
Date Made: 2010
Materials:
Virtual Collection: Original CCCA

Sogdian Child’s Coat on the Karakoram Highway, 38°56′ N 75°25′ E
Work ID: 75784
Description: Surrey Art Gallery residency.
Measurements: 152.4 x 127 cm
Collection:
Date Made: 2010
Materials: Jacquard weaving
Virtual Collection: Original CCCA

Kyrgyz Vest on the Torugart Pass, border crossing between China and Kyrgyzstan with Chatyr-Kul Lake, 40º35′ N 75º25′ E, detail
Work ID: 75787
Collection:
Date Made: 2010
Materials: Jacquard weaving
Virtual Collection: Original CCCA

GPS Track June 12, 2010: Riding a Bike around Stanley Park
Work ID: 75782
Description: The White Pieces 2010
I became interested in weaving objects that looked both like towels, formal paintings such as Mondrians simple squares and primary colours and the idea of domestic landscape.
They are inspired by traditional damask weaving in white on white, where light reflection on the warp (length threads) or weft (horizontal threads) creates the patterns. But my patterns are rather loud and chaotic, and they represent real geographic landmarks, ocean, mountains, trees etc. I also wanted to see if different modes of transportation would produce noticeable different qualities of lines. In the city we mostly drive on a grid although; in rural setting we are following larger grids or follow landmarks, rivers, lakes and ocean fronts. By kayak we follow no grid at all and while biking or hiking we may follow a path or a meandering trail. The coloured stripes of the towels carry a variety of information and data, from location data, speed and heart rate data, route descriptions and pictures. All Computer assisted Jacquard weavings 30 x 30 2010.
Measurements: 71.12 x 71.12 cm
Collection:
Date Made: 2010
Materials: cotton, hand woven jacquard weaving
Virtual Collection: Original CCCA