About the artwork
Contaminated Water #4: Through the Fence (42” x 39.5”/ 107 x 100cm) (c) 2010-2012 Jean M. Judd/Artists Rights Society (ARS) New York Hand Stitched Thread on Hand Dyed, Rust Pigmented Textile Contaminated Water #4: Through the Fence was inspired by a trip to the Bisbee, Arizona several years ago to view the Queen Copper Mine. Viewing the copper-streaked water through the security fence from the shoulder of the road was just another reminder for me of the different colors that water can be. Lots of bodies of water in the Midwest, especially northern Minnesota, and Wisconsin, is naturally copper in color due to the mineral content of the area. Heavy iron deposits and copper deposits give the water a brown, dirty work and easily can stain clothes as well as skin. The hand stitched swirls give the piece visual and physical texture. They could be caused by springs, bugs, or eddies beneath the surface of the water. A chain link fence motif is hand stitched over top of the swirls as an added visual. This artwork is designed to be displayed in any orientation. **Artwork is currently on display at the US Embassy in Bangladesh through 2026.**Medium Details
Hand Stitched Thread on Hand Dyed, Rust Pigmented Textile
Frame
No Frame
Signature
Artist signature on the back of artwork
Condition
Provenance
Currently owned by the artist.
Currently on display from 2023 to 2026 at the US Embassy in Bangladesh.
Contaminated Water #4: Through the Fence
Mixed media
Fine Art
42 H x 39.5 W x .375 D in
Contaminated Water #4: Through the Fence (42” x 39.5”/ 107 x 100cm)
(c) 2010-2012 Jean M. Judd/Artists Rights Society (ARS) New York
Hand Stitched Thread on Hand Dyed, Rust Pigmented Textile
Seller: Jean M. Judd
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About the artwork
Contaminated Water #4: Through the Fence (42” x 39.5”/ 107 x 100cm) (c) 2010-2012 Jean M. Judd/Artists Rights Society (ARS) New York Hand Stitched Thread on Hand Dyed, Rust Pigmented Textile Contaminated Water #4: Through the Fence was inspired by a trip to the Bisbee, Arizona several years ago to view the Queen Copper Mine. Viewing the copper-streaked water through the security fence from the shoulder of the road was just another reminder for me of the different colors that water can be. Lots of bodies of water in the Midwest, especially northern Minnesota, and Wisconsin, is naturally copper in color due to the mineral content of the area. Heavy iron deposits and copper deposits give the water a brown, dirty work and easily can stain clothes as well as skin. The hand stitched swirls give the piece visual and physical texture. They could be caused by springs, bugs, or eddies beneath the surface of the water. A chain link fence motif is hand stitched over top of the swirls as an added visual. This artwork is designed to be displayed in any orientation. **Artwork is currently on display at the US Embassy in Bangladesh through 2026.**Medium Details
Hand Stitched Thread on Hand Dyed, Rust Pigmented Textile
Frame
No Frame
Signature
Artist signature on the back of artwork
Condition
Provenance
Currently owned by the artist.
Currently on display from 2023 to 2026 at the US Embassy in Bangladesh.
About the artist
Jean Marie Judd - United States
Contemporary Artist Jean M. Judd of Cushing, Wisconsin has been constructing textile artworks for over thirty years incorporating dense hand stitching which gives visual and...
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