It all started with the Tinfoil Project...
For 403 straight days, I created an abstract art piece to mark my mood
throughout my husband's last military deployment.
This chronology stretched from May 2020 to July 2021.
Every abstract was based on a piece of tinfoil.
I would stare at it and contemplate my mood.
Mood has an ebb & flow which was evident amongst the
months and months of abstracts I made.
Out of every dark patch comes light.
And the light is worth waiting for.
During that deployment, as a separate goal,
I set out to read the entire Bible.
It wasn't until after the deployment that I realized strong connections
between what I read in the morning to what I created at night.
I decided to share the Tinfoil Project by posting it on Instagram.
Starting in May 2022, I rolled out the abstracts day-by-day,
in the order I created them.
Each were accompanied by a Biblical verse
which I had read on the day of their making.
After the 403rd post was made, I decided to continue posting new art.
Now, each month I choose a theme from which to draw or paint.
I also post a monthly verse, in keeping with the original Tinfoil Project,
and because you never know when you might need it.
Much appreciation to my faithful Tinfoilers who heart my posts!
Follow me @tinfoilgallery
For 403 straight days, I created an abstract art piece to mark my mood
throughout my husband's last military deployment.
This chronology stretched from May 2020 to July 2021.
Every abstract was based on a piece of tinfoil.
I would stare at it and contemplate my mood.
Mood has an ebb & flow which was evident amongst the
months and months of abstracts I made.
Out of every dark patch comes light.
And the light is worth waiting for.
During that deployment, as a separate goal,
I set out to read the entire Bible.
It wasn't until after the deployment that I realized strong connections
between what I read in the morning to what I created at night.
I decided to share the Tinfoil Project by posting it on Instagram.
Starting in May 2022, I rolled out the abstracts day-by-day,
in the order I created them.
Each were accompanied by a Biblical verse
which I had read on the day of their making.
After the 403rd post was made, I decided to continue posting new art.
Now, each month I choose a theme from which to draw or paint.
I also post a monthly verse, in keeping with the original Tinfoil Project,
and because you never know when you might need it.
Much appreciation to my faithful Tinfoilers who heart my posts!
Follow me @tinfoilgallery