lisa soloman.


pilot wheel doily drawing

these make me happy. lisa soloman is an artist fascinated with the fusing of apparently unrelated elements - showing the back side of embroidery as the front, sewing onto paper, military tanks made of bright pink felt, etc. she is especially keen on "things that read as nostalgic" and works to create new memories and new perspectives by re-framing and re-purposing found objects of interest.


ghost doily trees

lisa also takes lovely polaroids - love her colors and compositions...


heath


two orange mitsubishi a6m zeros

for more information and more images of her diverse work, visit her website and her flickr page.

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