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thanks for posting this!
ReplyDeletetrying to think where you can get hold of huge amounts of 'cotton'... as you said - pillows (cheap ones at IKEA) upholstry stores? diapers?
old thick blankets and mattresses? shredded clothes?
i also think the seam in itself on a larger scale is worth exploring
think BIG, but it doesn't have to be huge, the human scale/body is the reference - be bold and brave and see where it takes you!
- vibeke
hey nav, what's new? post some process pixs so i can see!
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