Laura Burns
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writing
ceremony house unearthings ▲ wishbone almanac cove stone throat
decolonising botany landings dreamcraft / encuentros oníricos vias y umbrales painting
textiles skeleton woman grief dreams the call heron imaginal anatomy the witness commissions
land school one to one lessons from the field collaborating with the four directions two rivers
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ceremony house ceremony house unearthings ▲ wishbone almanac cove stone throat current projects decolonising botany landings dreamcraft / encuentros oníricos vias y umbrales painting writing textiles textiles skeleton woman grief dreams the call heron imaginal anatomy the witness commissions offerings land school one to one lessons from the field collaborating with the four directions two rivers
Laura Burns

During the pandemic, I began dyeing materials with either foraged or ethically sourced natural dyes. I had been working with imaginal and mythic presences experienced when working with land and in ceremony for the last ten years, and had a sudden urgency to bring these beings into material form.

I felt I had drifted off somewhat into the murky realm between the visible and the invisible, and dyeing and stitching became a way of imbuing life back into form, and stitching my internal world and external world back together again.

The works that follow belong to those liminal years 2021-2024, and form an archetypal landscape of beings who show up across lands and territories.

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