Indigodrift by Treechild
Indigodrift is Treechild working in deeper water — a composition of rich indigos, shadowed violets, and cool blue-greys that drift and pool with a confident looseness. Unlike the warmer tones of some of her other work, this piece carries a cooler emotional register: contemplative, slightly melancholy, and all the more compelling for it. The forms are fluid and unrepeated, as though caught mid-motion in a single expressive gesture.
Deep water tones belong on a breathing surface. Cotton canvas warms Treechild's indigos, shadowed violets and cool blue-greys, lets the pooling forms drift with tactile depth, and gives the single expressive gesture painterly body. Contemplative register gains woven atmosphere. The canvas print carries the cooler mood as a studio-finished object — still, compelling.
Indigodrift is Treechild working in deeper water — a composition of rich indigos, shadowed violets, and cool blue-greys that drift and pool with a confident looseness. Unlike the warmer tones of some of her other work, this piece carries a cooler emotional register: contemplative, slightly melancholy, and all the more compelling for it. The forms are fluid and unrepeated, as though caught mid-motion in a single expressive gesture.
Deep water tones belong on a breathing surface. Cotton canvas warms Treechild's indigos, shadowed violets and cool blue-greys, lets the pooling forms drift with tactile depth, and gives the single expressive gesture painterly body. Contemplative register gains woven atmosphere. The canvas print carries the cooler mood as a studio-finished object — still, compelling.
Original: $53.50
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$18.72Description
Indigodrift is Treechild working in deeper water — a composition of rich indigos, shadowed violets, and cool blue-greys that drift and pool with a confident looseness. Unlike the warmer tones of some of her other work, this piece carries a cooler emotional register: contemplative, slightly melancholy, and all the more compelling for it. The forms are fluid and unrepeated, as though caught mid-motion in a single expressive gesture.
Deep water tones belong on a breathing surface. Cotton canvas warms Treechild's indigos, shadowed violets and cool blue-greys, lets the pooling forms drift with tactile depth, and gives the single expressive gesture painterly body. Contemplative register gains woven atmosphere. The canvas print carries the cooler mood as a studio-finished object — still, compelling.
