The earliest known examples of mosaics made of different materials were found at a temple building in Mesopotamia, and are dated to the second half of 3rd millennium BC. Flash forward a couple thousand years and you'll find Citizen Robin here in Seattle hard at work turning a pile of beads into evocative mosaic jewelry. She's taken a few minutes to answer our questions and has given us a little something to giveaway as well!
UCU: What is your favorite part about Urban Craft Uprising or other large-scale craft shows?
CR: Absorbing all the creative works is inspiring and exciting. The support for an alternative culture proves we don't have to live by manufactures alone, I am grateful for the facilitators.
UCU: What do you like best about crafting/creating your product?
CR: Watching the image appear in the beads, like a photograph appearing in the darkroom.
UCU: Is there something you are hoping to shop for, a treasure you'd like to find at this year's Summer UCU?
CR: Go Robot! Jewelry for weirdo's. His work is amazing!
UCU: If you could have any super power, what would it be and why?
CR: As a kid of the 60's I always wanted Samantha Stevens Bewitching power. She used it for good, as simple as a clean home to peace for people, all with a twitch of her nose.
UCU: Its summer vacation time. Beach or the mountains?
CR: Mountains, if I had to choose.
Thanks Robin! And thanks for offering up your Space Needle Beaded Ring for one lucky winner to take home. Want to be that one lucky winner? Leave a comment below! We will select the winner an random and announce on Friday,
Monday, June 28, 2010
Citizen Robin Interview & Giveaway
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Very curious to see these up close at the show - They look really cool!
ReplyDeleteamazing work! can't wait to see these in person! (plus picking up an awesome space needle ring would be a bonus! =)!)
ReplyDeleteI want to win something! I never do. :)
ReplyDeleteWow! So cool!
ReplyDeleteWhoa nelly, this takes talent!
ReplyDeleteHer work is as incredible in person as it is in these photos. She is an accomplished photographer as well. I can't wait to see that space needle ring too.
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