contemporary abstract fiber art (feltmaking) by UK fiber artist and feltmaker Mary-Clare Buckle

Like a lot of the work I'm producing at the moment, I was orginally intending to cut up the piece to include 'tiled' squares in future pieces. But, when I had created it, I decided, instead, to cut the whole piece into squares - somewhat akin to David Hockney's photomontages, in which dozens of polaroid images were used to build up the whole piece.

The piece grew organically and became much larger than I had originally expected, as a I added more and more squares.

When I had finished the piece, it brought to mind the orange/red-coloured buildings in Morocco or Tunisia, reflected in water ...