Thanks aiar. I still lurve the jacket. It's a pity I almost entirely lack shoulders though...but don't tell the jacket, it might stop things before they start. You are very very clever. The great thing about refashioning (in the spirit of the post) is that it takes old things and allows them to be both old and new, odd and altered and layered with history and potentiality (is that a word?) One of my favourite houses in inner Melbourne has a very modern new addition but they have preserved the old part of a house in a state of decay, letting it show it's age.
Good luck finding the books. Undine is available on Amazon, though nothing better than walking into a bookstore! Let me know how you go!!
Thanks aiar. I still lurve the jacket. It's a pity I almost entirely lack shoulders though...but don't tell the jacket, it might stop things before they start. You are very very clever.
ReplyDeleteThe great thing about refashioning (in the spirit of the post) is that it takes old things and allows them to be both old and new, odd and altered and layered with history and potentiality (is that a word?) One of my favourite houses in inner Melbourne has a very modern new addition but they have preserved the old part of a house in a state of decay, letting it show it's age.
Good luck finding the books. Undine is available on Amazon, though nothing better than walking into a bookstore! Let me know how you go!!