Mira Pinki Krispil surrounds her pieces with women and that feels comfortable for a Monday. The faces seem concerned and connected.
The polymer portraits have been cured on a 6 1/2″ marble vase. The other side of the vessel is covered with Mira’s bright millefiore flowers.
Some years ago she came to polymer after enduring eight surgeries on her hands. Working with clay was part of her occupational therapy and she used it to document her recovery. “Since then I can’t stop creating with this amazing material,” Mira admits.
Mira Pinki Krispil ,
Dear Cynthia
Thank you so so much for this posting, my vase and my story on your blog such a great honor you made my day, Thank you so much 🙂 Mira (pinki)
Mira Pinki Krispil ,
Dear Cynthia
Thank you so so much for this posting, my vase and my story on your blog such a great honor you made my day, Thank you so much 🙂 Mira (pinki)
MaryEtta McGraw ,
Wonderful piece – gently evocative
Laurie Mika ,
Thanks for sharing Pinki’s vibrant work……it certainly brightened up my morning to see her wonderful vase posted here.