FINE ART - FIBER ART - GALLERY
Diamond Light Codes Textile Art
Diamond Light Codes Textile Art by Pamela Palma Designs is a long wall panel woven on a complex loom. The pattern determines the design which is then woven in bands of colors, violet, purple, blue in a specific sequence.
Weaving is a form of code, like an alphabet, or musical notations. This particualr code spoke to me as representing the cosmic influences of the 21st century. Diamond Light Codes is the name that came to me as I created this piece. It represents an undelying structure not normally visible with the naked eye.
My art work is guided by my Muses whom I perceive as timeless beings, Goddesses. They nudge me to work in certain directions, with certain colors. I am their conduit for Universal influences. This project tested my patience to its limits and beyond. It required intense concentration while I prepped/programmed my loom and while I wove the piece, counting out sequences to follow the pattern and the color transitions.
Diamond Light Codes Textile Art measures 14" wide by 38" long. Mounting hardware is installed. The art is ready to hang.
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Purple Haze
Purple Haze Fiber Art Wall Hanging is an original work of art made by hand weaving cotton and linen yarns on a floor loom. I dyed the yarns prior to weaving to create a colorful variegated background of violeets, red violets, and blue violets. Exclusive Fine Art by PamelaPalmaDesigns
The top portion is embellished with a highly textured, deep purple novelty yarn with fringes added on top.
The middle portion has bands of violet woven into the background yarn. Fringes are added over top in this portion as well.
The lower section shows the base fabric which is woven throughout but somewhat disguised by the additions of other yarns.
The artwork is finished off with self fringe.
Purple Haze Textile Wall Art panel measures 12 inches wide by 48 inches long. Ready to hang.
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AENA - Temple Scripts Wall panel
AENA - Temple Scripts Series Wall Panel. Original works of hand woven fine art, Temple Scripts is a series, a triptych, of 3 related panels. Aena, Anat, and Inanna, are named for pre-patriarchal Goddesses of the ancient Middle East. See last image for the complete triptych.
Weaving is written in code, very similar to musical scores. If you understand the code you can manipulate patterns, the way musicians write new music. I wrote new weaving code. That is how I created my Temple Scripts series. I started with the code for a tradtional weaving pattern and as I began to weave, I let my Muses, who are Goddesses, guide my work.
The panels represent the wisdom messages of one of three names given to the Mother Goddess from three ancient cultures. Her wisdom is extracted from the walls and pillars of ancient temples. It was imparted to me through the osmosis of art making and my affinity to the mystical wonders of female deities. Each panel is related in basic code format and colors; variations in design reflect the dialects of each of the three cultures - message from the Mother Goddess.
Temple Script panels are excellent for your meditation room. As you study the coded patterning, Her wisdom words may be imparted to you. Goddess wisdom that I channel is always positive, grounded in Love and Light.
AENA - Temple Scripts is a complex structure created on a floor loom. I used black linen and
purple/magenta cotton to create the design. All components, all design elements are the result of my visualization process and ability to translate code into outstanding fine art and are woven simultaneously. Nothing is added later.
How long did it take? Weeks to physically produce, with months of planning. AENA is, of course, one of a kind. Weaving is a long, complicated process of years of experience, inspired design, visualization, complex calculations, detailed set up/loom programming, creative weaving/inspiration, finishing touches. (Plus cataloging, photographing...)
See also, ANAT and INANNA, listed individually
AENA measures 23” wide by 34” high
$2500.00
By Pamela Palma designer/artist @PamelaPalmaDesigns.com
ANAT - Temple Scripts Wall Panel
ANAT - Temple Scripts Series Wall Panel.
Original works of hand woven fine art, Temple Scripts is a series, a triptych, of 3 related panels. Aena, Anat, and Inanna, are named for pre-patriarchal Goddesses of the ancient Middle East. See last image for the complete triptych.
Weaving is written in code, very similar to musical scores. If you understand the code you can manipulate patterns, the way musicians write new music. I wrote new weaving code. That is how I created my Temple Scripts series. I started with the code for a tradtional weaving pattern and as I began to weave, I let my Muses, who are Goddesses, guide my work.
The panels represent the wisdom messages of one of three names given to the Mother Goddess from three ancient cultures. Her wisdom is extracted from the walls and pillars of ancient temples. It was imparted to me through the osmosis of art making and my affinity to the mystical wonders of female deities. Each panel is related in basic code format and colors; variations in design reflect the dialects of each of the three cultures - message from the Mother Goddess.
Temple Script panels are excellent for your meditation room. As you study the coded patterning, Her wisdom words may be imparted to you. Goddess wisdom that I channel is always positive, grounded in Love and Light.
ANAT - Temple Scripts is a complex structure created on a floor loom. I used black linen and
purple/magenta cotton to create the design. All components, all design elements are the result of my visualization process and ability to translate code into outstanding fine art and are woven simultaneously. Nothing is added later.
How long did it take? Weeks to physically produce, with months of planning. ANAT is, of course, one of a kind. Weaving is a long, complicated process of years of experience, inspired design, visualization, complex calculations, detailed set up/loom programming, creative weaving/inspiration, finishing touches. (Plus cataloging, photographing...)
See also, AENA and INANNA, listed individually
ANAT measures 23” wide by 44” high
$3000.00
By Pamela Palma designer/artist @PamelaPalmaDesigns.com
INANNA - Temple Scripts Wall Panel
INANNA - Temple Scripts Series Wall Panel.
Original works of hand woven fine art, Temple Scripts is a series, a triptych, of 3 related panels. Aena, Anat, and Inanna, are named for pre-patriarchal Goddesses of the ancient Middle East. See last image for the complete triptych.
Weaving is written in code, very similar to musical scores. If you understand the code you can manipulate patterns, the way musicians write new music. I wrote new weaving code. That is how I created my Temple Scripts series. I started with the code for a tradtional weaving pattern and as I began to weave, I let my Muses, who are Goddesses, guide my work.
The panels represent the wisdom messages of one of three names given to the Mother Goddess from three ancient cultures. Her wisdom is extracted from the walls and pillars of ancient temples. It was imparted to me through the osmosis of art making and my affinity to the mystical wonders of female deities. Each panel is related in basic code format and colors; variations in design reflect the dialects of each of the three cultures - message from the Mother Goddess.
Temple Script panels are excellent for your meditation room. As you study the coded patterning, Her wisdom words may be imparted to you. Goddess wisdom that I channel is always positive, grounded in Love and Light.
INANNA - Temple Scripts is a complex structure created on a floor loom. I used black linen and
purple/magenta cotton to create the design. All components, all design elements are the result of my visualization process and ability to translate code into outstanding fine art and are woven simultaneously. Nothing is added later.
How long did it take? Weeks to physically produce, with months of planning. INANNA is, of course, one of a kind. Weaving is a long, complicated process of years of experience, inspired design, visualization, complex calculations, detailed set up/loom programming, creative weaving/inspiration, finishing touches. (Plus cataloging, photographing...)
See also, AENA and ANAT, listed individually
INANNA measures 23” wide by 47” high
$3500.00
By Pamela Palma, Pamela Palma Designs
Blue Moon Green Cheese
Blue Moon Green Cheese, 34" x 14" wall panel woven by hand on a complex loom. This art work is 1 of 4 in my series of Moon Tapestries. It is my interpretation of a complex weaving pattern for an 8 shaft floor loom, which I reinterpreted to make it my own unique design.
The title, Blue Moon Green Cheese is a nod to an old myth I recall from childhood, s "The moon is made of Green Cheese." Why they ever said that, who knows? It inspired me to weave this superb wall hanging.
The panel measures 34" long by 14" wide. The left side has a black background (the warp
yarns); the right side has oatmeal colored warp. The two contrasting colors, black and oatmeal, were threaded (strung) onto the loom before weaving. Threading the loom takes an exorbitant amount of time and concentration. Each individual strand of yarn has to be threaded in an exact, precise sequence to create the moon patterns.
The weaving begins after the loom is set up and all the yarns are in place (about 450), following an exact sequence to create the pattern which, remember, I manipulated to elevate a traditional weave structure into a work of contemporary art, made entirely of yarn. I wove the moon pattern into the black and oatmeal warp using a bright blue yarn alternating with a grey-green yarn, in alternating bands.
Tricky. Complicated. Labor intensive. Immense patience required.
How long did it take me? 30 years of weaving experience + a lifetime of textile work + 8 weeks of design time + 8 weeks in process on the loom + 2 weeks after weaving to finish off loom (tie up loose ends, fringe, hems, press, mounting brackets, photograph, etc.).
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$2500.00
Blue Moon Green
Cheese is a striking addition to any home or office decor.
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Moon Rise Moon Set
Moon Rise Moon Set, 32" x 14" wall panel woven by hand on a complex loom. This art work is part of my series of Moon Tapestries. It is my interpretation of a complex weaving pattern for an 8 shaft floor loom, which I reinterpreted to make it my own unique design. Like a painting, but woven. By hand. On a large loom.
The title, Moon Rise Moon Set highlights the color and size transitions we witness as the Moon makes her way across our sky. The panel measures 32" long by 14" wide. The left side has a black background (the warp yarns); the right side has oatmeal colored warp. The two contrasting colors, black and oatmeal, were threaded (strung) onto the loom before weaving.
Threading the loom takes an exorbitant amount of time and concentration. Each individual strand of yarn has to be threaded in an exact, precise sequence to create the moon patterns.
The weaving begins next, after all the yarns are in place and wrapped tightly onto the back of the loom. I weave following an exact sequence to create the pattern, the size, shape, colors of the moons which, remember, I changed the instructions. I elevate a traditional weave structure into a work of contemporary art, made entirely of yarn. I wove the moon pattern into the black
and oatmeal warp using a progression of colors from subdued to vibrant in hues of yellows, oranges and red.
Tricky. Complicated. Labor intensive. Immense patience required.
How long did it take me? 30 years of weaving experience + a lifetime of textile work + 8 weeks of design time + 8 weeks in process on the loom + 2 weeks after weaving to finish off loom (tie up loose ends, fringe, hems, press, mounting brackets, photograph, etc.).
Of course, art work cannot be valued by merely the time and materials. Creativity requires skill, technical expertise, imagination, design ability, and experience.
$2500.00 32" x 14"
Blue Moon Green Cheese is a striking addition to any home or office decor.
Moon Phases
Moon Phases, 32" x 14" wall panel woven by hand on a complex loom. This art work is part of my series of four Moon Tapestries. It is my interpretation of a complex weaving pattern for an 8 shaft floor loom, which I reinterpreted to make it my own unique design. Like a painting, but woven. By hand. On a large loom.
The title, Moon Phases highlights the color
and size transitions we witness as the Moon makes her way across our sky. The panel measures 30" long by 14" wide. The left side has a black background (the warp yarns); the right side has oatmeal colored warp. The two contrasting colors, black and oatmeal, were threaded (strung) onto the loom before weaving. Threading the loom takes an exorbitant amount of time and concentration. Each individual strand of yarn has to be threaded in an exact, precise sequence to create the moon patterns.
The weaving begins next, following an exact sequence to create the pattern which, remember, I
manipulated to elevate a traditional weave structure into a work of contemporary art, made entirely of yarn. I wove the moon pattern into the black and oatmeal warp alternating colors to indicate the Phases of the Moon. Tricky. Complicated. Labor intensive. Immense
patience required.
How long did it take me? 30 years of weaving experience + a lifetime of textile work + 8 weeks of design time + 8 weeks in process on the loom + 2 weeks after weaving to finish off loom (tie up loose ends, fringe, hems, press, mounting brackets, photograph, etc.)
Of course, art work cannot be valued by merely the time and materials. Creativity requires skill, technical expertise, imagination, design ability, and experience.
$2500.00 30” long by 14” wide. Cotton.
Moon Phases is a striking addition to any home or office decor.
Dark Side of the Moon
Dark Side of the Moon, 32" x 14" wall panel woven by hand on a complex loom. This art work is part of my series of four Moon Tapestries. It is my interpretation of a complex weaving pattern for an 8 shaft floor loom, which I reinterpreted to make it my own unique design. Like a painting, but woven. By hand. On a large loom.
The title, Dark Side of the Moon depicts the moon in negative/positive as the Moons themselves are empty and the space around them is colorful.
The panel measures 30" long by 14" wide. The left side has a black background (the warp yarns); the right side has oatmeal colored warp. The two contrasting colors, black and oatmeal, were threaded (strung) onto the loom before weaving. Threading the loom takes an exorbitant amount of time and concentration. Each individual strand of yarn has to be threaded in an exact, precise sequence to create the moon patterns.
The weaving begins
next, following an exact sequence to create the pattern which, remember, I manipulated to elevate a traditional weave structure into a work of contemporary art, made entirely of yarn. I wove the moon pattern into the black and oatmeal warp alternating colors to indicate the Dark Side of the Moon. Tricky. Complicated. Labor intensive. Immense patience required.
How long did it take me? 30 years of weaving experience + a lifetime of textile work + 8 weeks of design time + 8 weeks in process on the loom + 2 weeks after weaving to finish off loom (tie up loose ends, fringe, hems, press, mounting brackets, photograph, etc.).
Of course, art work cannot be valued by merely the time and materials. Creativity requires skill, technical expertise, imagination, design ability, and experience.
$2500.00 30” long by 14” wide Cotton.
Dark Side of the Moon is a striking addition to any home or office decor.
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