
Reap & Sow
Shannon Kelley, USA

Reap & Sow;
Shannon Kelley, San Francisco, USA, March 2013
Reap & Sow is a small book made from
one piece of paper, the words of three poems, and meaningful colours
and shapes. Behind the format is the thought that in the face of
destruction one would be able to start again with very little.
The topics of the poems are destruction, reparation and renewal.
Together the poems tell the story of hope. You can always start
again by following inspiration and allowing collaboration to come
from what we have in our lives, food, words, games, friends, and
a piece of paper. The piece of paper is made from recycled palm
tree fibres. The shapes and colours remind me of the cycle or eclipse
of the moon, ripe and unripe dates, or game pieces on a checkerboard.
What move will be made next?
Dimensions: 1.5"x1.5"x .25"; Medium: Poetry and Laser
printer on New Leaf Palm Fibre paper
Recent exhibitions include: 2013: John Rylands Library; Cambridge
Arts Council; Center for Book Arts, New York.
Collections: San Francisco Public Library, Book Arts & Special
Collections, and Mills College, Special Collections.
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