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Noa on the left, me on the right, photo by Ishna Jacobs.
Noa on the left, me on the right, photo by Ishna Jacobs.
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2011
2012
2010
2007
projects, visions and observations by
- Maria Julkunen
- Nelson, Aotearoa, New Zealand
- Transforming the world one stitch at a time. Fashion, art, ecodyeing. Colour, contrast, shape, balance, proportion and how that relates to the human experience. Seeker and finder, treading lightly and speaking gently.
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Song from a Distant Earth
2011
Blip (on the Love Radar)
2012
Incantations of Unity
2010
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Wheeling 4 am
2007
Maria I absolutely love your photos - I think the show is going to be stunning - we just have to hang it now - well yes, there are a few other things we have to do in between now and then! joxxx
ReplyDeleteThanks Jo, can't wait to see everybody's work together. And yes, a "few" things left to do! How to hang the heavy garments is still undecided. xxx
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