by flo Kane
September 8, 2021
The heart of the Cortege Collection resides in the complexity of Grief. I chose the words of 12 Mourners to create this Shadowbox, as well as the P...
by flo Kane
September 8, 2021
Mourning was once observed with such rigidity that one had no option but to comply with its rules. There were booklets dedicated to the subtleties ...
by flo Kane
July 30, 2021
As a Mortal, I know that I will die. We all will. And as long as we live, we will likely experience the deaths of people that we love. Even as some...
by flo Kane
July 19, 2021
I recently asked you, dear hearts, to describe your grief. To use just one word that captures its keenest embodiment in you. Your responses are at ...
by flo Kane
July 12, 2021
I recently read the lovely book Once And Future Witches (which I highly recommend). It made me think about all of the different types of women who ...
by flo Kane
June 24, 2021
The Wives collection springs from my fascination with the Tudor period. Obviously, it is one that so many of us share. The life and loves of King H...
by flo Kane
May 27, 2021
I believe in the alchemical magic of transformation that exists in creativity. Any time we create we are making magic. I transform cloth into what ...
by flo Kane
May 16, 2021
I've absolutely loved learning about the lives of these dynamic women. Women who've been thwarted in love, betrayed, impoverished and who were dead...
by flo Kane
May 16, 2021
My father died when I was 14, right there in the living room of our home. This didn't come as a surprise to us, as he had been dying of cancer for ...
by flo Kane
May 16, 2021
As a girl, my mother seemed vast and distant to me. A far off place that felt unreachable. When we were alone together there was an unsettling abse...
by flo Kane
May 9, 2021
What kind of Faerie would live in this garden, where the air itself was dangerous? I imagined her wild and spare, nearly naked, her skin tart and green like a very young apple, bitterness and beauty. She would blend in with foliage and shadows, slipping between the hellebore and fawn lilies.
by flo Kane
April 30, 2021
Grace Marks' story is so much more involved than this little blog post would allow. I highly recommend reading Alias Grace by Margaret Atwood. The ...
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The heart of the Cortege Collection resides in the complexity of Grief. I chose the words of 12 Mourners to create this Shadowbox, as well as the P...
Mourning was once observed with such rigidity that one had no option but to comply with its rules. There were booklets dedicated to the subtleties ...
As a Mortal, I know that I will die. We all will. And as long as we live, we will likely experience the deaths of people that we love. Even as some...
I recently asked you, dear hearts, to describe your grief. To use just one word that captures its keenest embodiment in you. Your responses are at ...
I recently read the lovely book Once And Future Witches (which I highly recommend). It made me think about all of the different types of women who ...
The Wives collection springs from my fascination with the Tudor period. Obviously, it is one that so many of us share. The life and loves of King H...
I believe in the alchemical magic of transformation that exists in creativity. Any time we create we are making magic. I transform cloth into what ...
I've absolutely loved learning about the lives of these dynamic women. Women who've been thwarted in love, betrayed, impoverished and who were dead...
My father died when I was 14, right there in the living room of our home. This didn't come as a surprise to us, as he had been dying of cancer for ...
As a girl, my mother seemed vast and distant to me. A far off place that felt unreachable. When we were alone together there was an unsettling abse...
What kind of Faerie would live in this garden, where the air itself was dangerous? I imagined her wild and spare, nearly naked, her skin tart and green like a very young apple, bitterness and beauty. She would blend in with foliage and shadows, slipping between the hellebore and fawn lilies.
Grace Marks' story is so much more involved than this little blog post would allow. I highly recommend reading Alias Grace by Margaret Atwood. The ...
