tricia harding: nature, nurture and memories

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Inspired by Victorian mourning jewelry, Tricia Harding created a series of brooches she calls Traces that compel the wearer to recall events burned in memory. Harding roller prints eyelet lace onto copper plates, a process that destroys the lace, then packs red enamel into the impression left behind.

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2 Responses to tricia harding: nature, nurture and memories
  1. Cindy Lietz, Polymer Clay Tutor
    June 5, 2009 | 2:45 pm

    All of these pieces are lovely. The first one reminds me of the little tear my grandma had in her wallpaper. I do miss her. Thanks for the bringing back the memory!

  2. tricia harding
    June 18, 2009 | 7:02 am

    Susan,
    Thank you for including my work in your blog! Such a thoughtful, complementary posting and I love the title…I may have to borrow that for an upcoming show. lol
    Anyway, it’s great to know my work is being seen and appreciated. One of the many reasons I make it in the first place. Thank you, thank you!
    Best,
    Tricia

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