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A swirling collage of images of spiderwebs, lines from ED poem 'A spider sews at night', images of books, and pieces of lace and string form an intricate web

Art by Bascove

A rectangular collage of images of spiderwebs and books, lines from ED's poem 'a spider sews at night', and pieces of lace and string, creating and intricate and textural web

 

Emily Wore White: Dickinson’s A Spider Sewed at Night

Mixed media, Bascove, 2017

Bascove.com
https://www.instagram.com/bascove/

 

Featured as part of Emilytober2020 with permission from the artist

Posted in Emilytober 2020.

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