When I moved back to Michigan from Texas, I was so pleased to hear that recycling was practiced and was easy to do. Lint traps are also used, not by all, but by my family. Since I had never heard of lint traps, I bought several kinds and found the wire ones to be the best. In the spirit of recycling, when they are ready to be replaced the trap has built up a hefty amount of lint and I thought they made wonderful sculptural structures; hence I have saved each and every one. I have painted them, dipped them in shellac, dipped them into gesso, you name it and I have done it. So when putting on a new lint trap, I thought one could be used to pose the miniatures I have been collecting also. For those of you who don’t know, they are all less than an inch tall.
Those of you who have been enjoying my postings, I thought it might be fun to have you put a title on this one. I’ll give a away a high resolution print to the person who comes up with the title I like the most.
I love the picture. I’ll have to think about the title. But its a great idea to have us suggest one.
Thanks Margarete, and I love your design for this web site.
How about ‘Fallic Climb’? Or ‘Upwards HO!’ or ‘Lint has its way’ or ‘What the … are we trapped in?’ Just brainstorming…
I think its about clearing out specfic people in your life that have a negative impact on you. I found myself reevaluating myself when going through the breast cancer and knew that some people just had to be edited out of my life.
Thanks Bonnie, great visual…down go the mean old germs.