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JILL NORDFORS CLARK

Jill Nordfors Clark is inspired by the native people of the far north who historically used seal and walrus gut to make functional items such as clothing, bags and hats. She borrows from these tradtions to form her intriging non-traditional baskets. In these unique sculptural pieces, Clark uses elegant needle lace stitches in hog gut. These stitches bind together an array of natural and synthetic materials such as apple tree branches and parachute cord. The resulting forms are incredibly dynamic, luiminous scultures that straddle the line between natural and man-made.

Books by Jill Nordfors Clark

 

NEEDLE LACE: TECHNIQUES and INSPIRATION, Hand Books Press (The Guild), Madison, WI, 1999

 

NEEDLE LACE and NEEDLEWEAVING, Arthur Schwartz and Co., New York, 1991, (V N Reinhold 1974)

 

 

Please contact us for other available works
info@jsauergallery.com

 


 

Northeast

"HEADING EAST"
Jill Nordfors Clark
Hog casings-dyed, layered and stitched, stainless steel wire,
parachute cord, tortoise dyed cane
22" x 9 1/2" x 9 1/2"
$2,800

Winter Storm Detail

"WINTER STORM WARNING"
Jill Nordfors Clark
Hog casings-dyed, layered and stitched, stainless steel wire
29" x 11" x 11"
$3,500

Jill Nordfors Clark

"WEIR"
Jill Nordfors Clark
Hog gut (casing)-stitched, twigs, reed, waxed linen
33 1/2" x 10 1/2" x 10 1/2"
$3,000

 

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