Title: ”Repository” (2009) Size: 90cm x 142cm. Price: $750
“Repository” plays with the image of a quilt-maker's "stash". Open my fabrics-cupboard and you will see every shelf crammed with vintage Oriental silks, brocades, velvets, batiks, shibori and hand-dyed fabrics, sweeping through the rainbow. All manner of textile loveliness! An invitation to create!
Image: Terrence Bogue
Image: Terrence Bogue
"Repository" (Detail)
This piece has a hand-dyed background and an elaborate, highly-textured surface achieved by sewing many ribbon-tied rolls of fabric onto the quilt to mimic piles of fabric inviting you to play, and create.
Image: Terrence Bogue
Image: Terrence Bogue
Title: “Shelter: Sukkot” (2008) Size: 40cm x 60cm x 70cm SOLD
Prompted by a Multi-Faith Arts Group exhibition at the time of the Jewish Festival of Sukkot.
“Shelter:Sukkot” (Detail of interior)
Title: “Peace Robe” (2008) Size: 86x86cm SOLD
The words "no one can be left out' printed down the back of a tiny, embroidered kimono, are a reminder that we are One People on this Earth. For the sake of the Earth and all people, we must hold onto this global way of thinking.
Hand-dyed and discharged velvet and silks, machine-pieced, embellished.
Hand-dyed and discharged velvet and silks, machine-pieced, embellished.
Title:”Joyeux” (2007) Size: 100x150cm SOLD
Dazzling yellows, gold and silver brocades are placed alongside dark colours, to emphasise their shine. For me, brightness, shine, indeed light itself, is a symbol of indwelling Spirit.
Hand-dyed fabrics, Japanese Obi brocades, machine-quilted and hand-embroidered with gold thread and antique beads.
Hand-dyed fabrics, Japanese Obi brocades, machine-quilted and hand-embroidered with gold thread and antique beads.
“Joyeux” (Detail)
"Detail is electric." Bonnie Goldberg
Title:”Serendipity” (2007) Size:61x61cm SOLD
Loosely based on 'bow-tie' blocks using different colour-ways, the blocks together make a serendipitous whole. Hand-dyed fabrics, machine-pieced and quilted.
“Serendipity” (Detail)
" Go to your bosom
Knock there, and ask your heart what it doth know."
William Shakespeare
Knock there, and ask your heart what it doth know."
William Shakespeare
Title :”Deep Blue” (2007) Size: 96x62cm Price: $350
Repetition of both tone and texture is used to create a deep blue meditative composition. A counterpoint is provided by one piece, out of hundreds, which is red. Discharged cotton fabric, raw-edge machine-pieced, hand-quilted.
Image: Terrence Bogue
Image: Terrence Bogue
'Deep Blue” (Detail) Image: C Terrence Bogue
Title: ”Shibori Field” (2006) Size: 104x78cm SOLD
An exploration of the colours of Australia's vivid, scorched red landscapes, and the softer colours of its fertile coastlands. Shibori-dyed fabrics,machine-pieced, appliqued, hand-quilted, embellished.
Image: Terrence Bogue
Image: Terrence Bogue
Title: “On the Beach” (2006) Size: 70x58cm SOLD
"On the Beach” was the 2006 Winner of the Australian Quilters’ Association exhibition, Australian Quilts in Public Places (AQIPP) Award.
It celebrates a quintessential Australian experience, being on the beach as a child, splashing, digging, finding shells and seaweed. It uses pockets and hidey-holes for treasures and images, to echo the private imaginative world of the child.
Mixed Media work with computer-printed images collaged. Some images are deliberately obscured in 'pockets' of fabric, to recreate a child's 'lift-the-flap' story-book.
Image: Terrence Bogue
It celebrates a quintessential Australian experience, being on the beach as a child, splashing, digging, finding shells and seaweed. It uses pockets and hidey-holes for treasures and images, to echo the private imaginative world of the child.
Mixed Media work with computer-printed images collaged. Some images are deliberately obscured in 'pockets' of fabric, to recreate a child's 'lift-the-flap' story-book.
Image: Terrence Bogue
“On the Beach” (Detail) Image: Terrence B0gue
Title: “DEVI” (1992) Size: 40cm x 90cm. SOLD
The DEVI image comes from a bronze statue of the Indian deity, DEVI, known as the Original Goddess, or Mother Goddess, the source of all gods and mortals. The rainbow colouring is like a reflection of water drops from the sacred Ganges River, which flows from her downward-pointing hand. Screenprinted cotton velvet, embellishment
"Devi" (Detail)
