Bright Wings Process – A Hidden Story

Bright Wings is a three-part work that engages with text from the first two lines of Gerard Manley Hopkins’s poem God’s Grandeur. The first piece in the triptych uses white thread, the second uses scorch marks, and the third uses genuine gold leaf. The typeface that forms the letters of the text is...

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description Bright Wings is a three-part work that engages with text from the first two lines of Gerard Manley Hopkins’s poem God’s Grandeur. The first piece in the triptych uses white thread, the second uses scorch marks, and the third uses genuine gold leaf. The typeface that forms the letters of the text is based on William Morris’ Golden Type created in 1890, the year after Hopkins’s death. The use of both this poem and Morris’ type represents an engagement with Victorian aesthetic and ecological co...
author Bowlby, Karlee Rene
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Bright Wings Process – A Hidden Story
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title Bright Wings Process – A Hidden Story
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