by david grushko
February 14, 2021
Une combinaison de branches de vigne et de dattier
crée une connexion nouvelle et fascinante
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by david grushko
January 31, 2021
weaving a mandala
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by david grushko
December 12, 2019
A wave-tossed ship bears treats inside
And sends its cargo far and wide
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by david grushko
November 24, 2019
About a year ago, I began examining various possibilities for interweaving date stalk clusters.
One particularly popular, simple ...
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by david grushko
October 27, 2019
I spent much time thinking about the type of artwork I would enter in the competition at the Fourth World Wicker and Basketry Festival that I would be attending this summer in Nowy Tomsyl, Poland.
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by david grushko
August 20, 2019
Date palm fronds are the most readily available natural weaving material in Israel. The Amri strain is especially suitable for weaving because its fronds are the longest.
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by David Grushko
August 13, 2019
....
I sail through the stormiest seas
While grasping the soil, grass and trees.
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by David Grushko
July 30, 2019
A tough grapevine and a soft date stem
Met for a curious…date. Look at them!
...
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by David Grushko
July 23, 2019
Weaving materials differ from one another in terms of material strength and flexibility, as in the following common examples:
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by david grushko
July 09, 2019
... Between the branches, contrasts meet
Recapturing youth, its joy and heat. ...
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by david grushko
June 24, 2019
The project usually begins with an idea or image that comes to mind. I think about it for some time, until I feel that the idea has matured sufficiently and that all problems have been solved
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