Pandemic Time Warp
Elise Vazelakis
100 feet of 1/4 Tubing wrapped with 7 ply waxed linen
30" x 20" x 10"
$3,000
Repetitive Stillness
Elise Vazelakis
Loom Woven Copper and Steel Wire, Fiber and Copper Leaf on Wood Panel
120" x 90" x 2"
$10,000
Repetitive Stillness IV
Elise Vazelakis
Loom Woven Silver/Nickel Wire and Cotton
96" x 102"
$10,000
Four Corner II
Elise Vazelakis
Loom Woven Brass Wire and Fiber mounted on Wooden Panel
37" x 37" x 2"
$2,500
Dropped Out
Elise Vazelakis
Loom Woven Fiber, Brass and Copper Wire
100” x 34"
$5,000
Unraveled II
Elise Vazelakis
Loom Woven Brass Wire and Fiber
24" x 24" x 2"
$2,700
Unraveled III
Elise Vazelakis
Loom Woven Brass Wire and Fiber Mounted on Canvas
50" x 24" x 1.5"
$2,700
Altered
Elise Vazelakis
Single-use plastic that is crocheted, knitted, or wrapped with loom woven fabric with undyed, natural fibers
92' x 32' x 30"
SOLD
Continuous Dreaming
Elise Vazelakis
Woven Steel, Brass, Copper, Acrylic Paint, Tubing and Cotton
59” x 29" x 16"
$5,000
The Present Moment of the Past
Elise Vazelakis
45,000 yards of Gold Thread
$4,500
Holding On
Elise Vazelakis
Woven Photography
28" x 24" x 2"
SOLD
Remains
Elise Vazelakis
Acrylic Paint, Thread and Wood
38" x 24" x 7"
SOLD
Senseless II
Elise Vazelakis
Loom Woven Aluminum, Bullet Casings and Fiber
24" x 16" x 3"
$750
About Elise Vazelakis
"My process of loom weaving follows a long-tended tradition, although my integration of metal wire pushes the customary limits of weaving. Manipulating the woven wire creates dynamic forms of undulating gestures and punctuated patterning that subvert weaving’s static templates. My work strikes a balance between textile and sculpture that explores a juxtaposition of comfort and complexity, fortitude and fragility."
Elise Vazelakis (b. 1958, Arizona) has shown in Los Angeles (2020, 2019, 2018, 2017, 2009, 2007, 2006); Dubai (2012, 2014); Chicago (2018); Toronto (2018); Austin (2017), Phoenix (2018), San Francisco (2007); New York (2018, 2006); and elsewhere. Her work is in private and public collections, including Faisaliah Resort in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
Photo: Joseph McDougall