A silk-stitched monoprint , inlaid with copper, tells the story of Biblical heroine Jael who drove a tent stake through the Canaanite general Sisera's skull while he slept in her tent.
To make the Broken Heart prints, I collapsed a 3-D heart sculpture that I made out of paper and used the collapsed heart as a collagraph plate before stitching story onto the paper with silk threads.
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Taking an additional step: adding stitching thread, gold leaf and text to a mono print.
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