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"Map of Quiet Paths" is created using the process of "joomchi," a Korean felting technique fusing layers of paper, using only water and manual manipulation. It breaks down the fibers and reconnects them into a very strong and fabric-like textured paper. I used it as a base for some thread work and painted highlights. Image is 11 x 14" and 18 x 22" with mat and wood frame.
Sally Dutko "Map of Quiet Paths"
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Paint, splash, tear, dye, wrap, outline, sew, draw, assemble, cut, spray, glue, join, stretch, rip, repeat. Texture and color vie for leading roles in Sally’s art. A passion for surface design inspires her fiber explorations creating fabric collages and mixed-media wall hangings. Her daily tools: brilliant hand-dyed
cottons and silks, mangled yarns, threads of all colors, twisted and sewn.
As a Fine Arts graduate of Cooper Union in New York City, Sally worked as a graphic designer and art director in publications at Cornell University in Ithaca, NY. Using dyed and painted fabrics, her
work addresses subjects through color, texture, line, pattern and typography. A full-time Floridian since 2015, residing in Fort Myers, Sally finds that the vegetation and wildlife here provide a vast amount of inspiration. She has received many awards, has shown work nationally, and has curated fiber arts exhibits.