| Owner | Collection of artist |
| Location | Sydney, NSW, Australia |
| Maker | Alison Muir |
| Origin | new-south-wales |
| Pattern | Contemporary |
| Date | 2000-2009 |
| Dimensions (H x W in cm) | 40 cm x 40 cm |
History
In some countries tap water is undrinkable and is labelled not potable. This could be a solution for Australia’s water shortage.In this work, the international symbol for ‘not potable’ water is overlayed with water coloured voile under a layer of blue netting to signify the filtering of water and information; an experiment in image-text.
Exhibitions: ‘Across Australia’ touring exhibition Ozquilt Network Inc 2007-09 ‘Colorida Galleria de Arte’ Lisbon, Portugal 2014
Publications: ‘Across Australia’ on www.ozquiltnetwork.org.au
Description
Materials: Silk and polyester voile, netting, cotton back and felt interlayerTechniques: Heat set images, fabric manipulation, machine quilting and embroidery
