Great Wave Shawl
Great Wave Shawl
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An elegant way to add wearable art to your wardrobe, this shawl is fantastically versatile and an accessory to add to almost any outfit. Original artwork 'The Great Wave of Trainsformation' by Amanda Sage and Joe Bob Merritt, digitally remixed and engineered by Shabnam Q.
- Original fine art paintings that transcend the canvas.
- Super soft chiffon feels like silk.
- Approximately 36" wide.
- Hangs about 36" from shoulder.
- Dry clean, iron ok.
- All materials used for printing are recycled post production.
- Polyester.
- Designed by Shabnam Q.
- Made in Los Angeles.
☞ More from The Great Wave of Trainsformation
'The Great Wave' by Amanda Sage and Joe Bob Merritt
We weave great waves into tracks trained towards together.
We trip to train and gather again to ground around the fires that light forgotten faces.
We art to inform the frothing forms that flow forth from the foundry with-in.
We art to re-find and render the remembered that was lost in the confine of mind untended.
We art to leave the wakes of Oneder and Express the Image-Nation there under. We root down to rise up to bloom forth to end the rending and mend the plundered.
This Train is never ending.
TrainsFormation Traces the Tracks back to re-leaf the Traces and plant the Spaces, This party proceeds from station to station.
For stations art stations as nations art notions and notions art nations. We art information - forming formations - from the furnace of imaginations. - Joe Bob Merritt
This painting began February 2020 as a LIVE performance
at the Envision Festival, Costa Rica and was completed in Colorado 2020-21.
