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Ashley Blalock

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Ashley Blalock
This is an image of Queen Anne’s Lace installed at Edith Wharton’s Home, The Mount, in Lenox, MA in 2019. The white doilies are made at home with nylon yarn and tied into the trees along a path. There were 13 doilies as part of this installation.

I live in a mid-century ranch home in a suburban area of San Diego, California with my family, my dogs, and a flock of chickens. I was born and raised in San Diego. Four generations of my family have been born here, which is a little unusual because a lot of people living in here are transplants from somewhere else. My husband’s family is also from here, and we both share a love of San Diego.

The doily forms I use are echoes of a time past; at the same time accelerating away from collective memory at warp speed.

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Ashley Blalock
This is an image of Queen Anne’s Lace installed at Edith Wharton’s Home, The Mount, in Lenox, MA in 2019. The white doilies are made at home with nylon yarn and tied into the trees along a path. There were 13 doilies as part of this installation.

I live in a mid-century ranch home in a suburban area of San Diego, California with my family, my dogs, and a flock of chickens. I was born and raised in San Diego. Four generations of my family have been born here, which is a little unusual because a lot of people living in here are transplants from somewhere else. My husband’s family is also from here, and we both share a love of San Diego.

The doily forms I use are echoes of a time past; at the same time accelerating away from collective memory at warp speed.

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