One pot, many hands.
MamaForty-two stitchers share a single soup-kitchen scene. Every figure stays the same height, so no one's labour outranks another's.
MamaForty-two stitchers share a single soup-kitchen scene. Every figure stays the same height, so no one's labour outranks another's.
Six to ten vermilions, cobalts and marigolds layer in one composition. Pastels betray the festival; we keep the dye-pot full.
Sky, mountain, village, courtyard — four horizontal bands anchor every panel. The eye climbs the page the way a footpath climbs the Andes.
Hands are uneven; threads land where they land. We leave the seams visible so the panel remembers who held the needle that afternoon.