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Christine Nunn

       
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Christine Nunn   Christine Nunn
     

I began to batik in 1984 whilst living in Texas. My work at this time was very much nature-based cacti, aspen trees, mountains. Batik was a good medium for recreating the immense colour and lightness of the vast landscapes that I encountered. The work was Texan-sized and predominantly on cotton fabric.

In 1986 I returned to England. The nature theme was again dominant in my work. In 1994 I joined the Batik Guild and started to exhibit regularly within the UK. In addition to using cotton fabric I started to experiment with silk fabric and paper, whilst continuing to look for new ways to explore and extend my use of batik.

More recently I have enjoyed doing portaiture on silk fabric. The finely woven silk allows for fine detail in the batik work. I like to work on a large scale (life-size where possible) and am currently exploring different ways of fabric display in an attempt to bring a three-dimensional aspect to my work.

 
Prickly Pear
Prickly Pear
Batik on silk
113 x 77 cm

Pomegranate
Pomegranate
Batik on silk
30 x 24 cm

Nelson Mandela
Nelson Mandela
Batik on silk
50 x 60 cm
 
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