Anne Havel’s influences change daily because she translates the changing world around her. “The world is imperfect and that is reflected in much of Anne’s work–not a perfect circle or square–rough around the edges. Even nature, which is the closest anything comes to perfection, manifests its “perceived flaws” in the imperfect flower, the decaying tree bark, or the mold-ridden fence-post. All these beautiful “flaws” drive her work.”
In an Imperfect World
May 17, 2014 by laurie
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