However, in her later career, she produced what she called "silk mosaics." These are typically at least 4' x 6' and comprised hundreds--and sometimes thousands--of separate pieces of Thai or Indian silk. She first made paper templates of the designs, and then the silk pieces were placed and sewn by a team of assistants.
Her first show of mosaics was in 1981 at the National Theatre, where she sold 3/4 of her pieces. They soon became highly sought after by private and public collectors. Perhaps her most famous mosaic is Aspects of the Sun, a spectacular 16' x 9' piece.
From independent.co.uk
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| The Window gac.culture.gov.uk |
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| Their Exits and Their Entrances robinandluciennedayfoundation.org |
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| Three Daughters of Mexico taraleetowers.tumblr.com |
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| Golden Tangram robinandluciennedayfoundation.org |
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| Aspects of the Sun robinandluciennedayfoundation.org |
