Our house is full of boxes. In order to solve the space problem in our little car, I got Really useful boxes from the loft, and emptied the contents, our winter clothes, into bin liners(!) and packed loose delicate works. They are stackable, so I hope this will save some space.
Some of my pieces are really difficult to pack. As you know, I sell online, so I usually make something easy to ship. But for exhibitions, shows and art fair, I enjoy creating more free style pieces. This, of course, causes some headache and heart break when I have to pack them.
Where the wind blows. She is attached to a steel rod. This caused such a problem. But Mike with his great engineering brain, came up with solution. I hope she will be intact.
Where the wind blows |
Where the wind blows - detail |
I love this angle. |
Hope
She comes with Travertine plinth, which is attached to her feet. This requires a careful balancing act. The real problem is her arm and little flowers on her head. Lots of bubble wraps are strategically placed around her.
Hope |
Hope |
She was even more difficult to pack. She is too tall for most boxes in our house. Her arm is sticking out quite a lot. Travertine plinth is also attached. In the end, she went to a box without a lid and then to a Really useful box. Her arm is sticking out from the box!
Freedom |
Freedom - detail |
I hope all will make it to Teddington. Fingers crossed!
Well done for your first art fair event! I admire your work so much and really feel that you put life and love into each piece. They are alive and magical. It was wonderful to see them (and you + Mike) in person! Your stand looked lovely and I am glad that you enjoyed your time in Teddington. xxx
ReplyDeleteThank you for coming, Minerva, It was a great pleasure to meet you, John and your friend. Thank you for your kind words. It was such a lovely place. We should have come one day earlier and looked around, in hindsight. Meeting you was the highlight of the weekend. Thank you for giving me then unforgettable moment. : ) X
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