Art quilts are made of layers of meaning and experience as well as layers of fabric and stitchery. Quilts possess many desirable aesthetic qualities: color, value, pattern and print, light reflection and absorption, texture, and tactile appeal. I have loved working with fabrics since I was a child making doll clothes at my mother’s knee while she sewed clothing for our family. As a mature artist, I have taken my love of fabric to the wall.
My work is varied, and I produce different series simultaneously. A conceptual artist, I find inspiration in method and technique, and apply a designer’s approach to the work. Whereas the quilts in my other galleries are innovative or improvisational, the ones featured here are “finite” in design, carefully composed compositions which include no repetition of themselves.
Each thumbnail image below is of a detail photograph of each quilt. Click on a thumbnail to see the entire quilt and all its relevant information.
 Primal Scream |  Greenhouse Windows |
 Aftermath |  Stalactite, Stalagmite |
 Green Cheese Communications |  Jua Kali |
 The Future is Now |  South of the Border |
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Very awesome, Dena, it’s a treat to have a peek at your work. I especially love Greenhouse Windows.
This is rapidly becoming a “mutual admiration society,” Connie! Thanks!!