Genevieve Guadalupe – Artist style #2
The Spiral. In the style of Hilma af Klint.
The spiral is life energy. It appears in our DNA, hair follicle growth patterns, fingertips, cochleae inside our ears, plants like ferns, sea shells, etc… Energy moves through air and water in spirals. It is a shape of divine proportions. In this quilt I chose the spiral as my guide and try to follow the ever present duality seen in Hilma af Klint’s work. Showcasing her colours, the yellow for the sun, fire, male, energizing side of us and the blue, moon, cold, calm female side, presented in equal proportions to obtain perfect balance.
Materials and technique: cotton fabric, poly thread, cotton batting, printing inks, embroidery floss. Monoprint printed on fabric, machine quilted, hand embroidered.
FIFTEEN BY FIFTEEN 
Lovely choice of colours and design, I shall have to explore Klint further. Cheers
Very delicate and gentle, love the colour choice and the different forms of natural spirals. Great work.
Nice piece all in harmony for the design as well as the colours. I like the softness in the whole.
Beautiful subtle piece. Love the composition and the colours. Very good choice of the energetic spirals.
So gentle and so well in line with your first piece. Also so much symbolic meaning and spirituality radiating from your work.
I greatly admire the work of Klint and have seen quite a few of her works. Intriguing that you used a monoprint for this work, it works beautifully! Very harmonious and completely in line with her work. Bravo.
I really like spirals in any situation, and your work emphasizes the object. The colors are very delicate. perfect
A very gentle and harmonious design and beautifully worked. Peaceful.
The colours here are very restful and the spiral shapes are natural and calming. Very gentle.
Af Klint’s art is very intriguing and you made it your own. Your choice of colors are soft but meaningful and the use of interlocking spiral forms are spot on. Well done!
Hilma Af Klimt used an amazing variety of form and shape in her artwork, without anything becoming overwhelming. Your delicate shapes and use of negative space are quite soothing and create a piece I could examine for hours.
I like how you used different spirals. Nice colors.