 This is an art quilt that expresses for me what I imagine Morocco to be.  Earthy colors combined with spices and an air of mystery.  I have always been intrigued with Morocco ever since the Bob Hope/Bing Crosby's movie-"Road to Morocco"(I must have been 9 months old!).  I think that was one of their road movies.  I remember the exoticness of the bazaars in the movie and of course the belly dancing ladies.  As an adult I now still love its exotic air but on a more adult level, I sense the layers of the city and have the viewer looking through a veil, perhaps a burka at the history and secrets of the city.
 This is an art quilt that expresses for me what I imagine Morocco to be.  Earthy colors combined with spices and an air of mystery.  I have always been intrigued with Morocco ever since the Bob Hope/Bing Crosby's movie-"Road to Morocco"(I must have been 9 months old!).  I think that was one of their road movies.  I remember the exoticness of the bazaars in the movie and of course the belly dancing ladies.  As an adult I now still love its exotic air but on a more adult level, I sense the layers of the city and have the viewer looking through a veil, perhaps a burka at the history and secrets of the city.Tuesday, June 15, 2010
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 This is an art quilt that expresses for me what I imagine Morocco to be.  Earthy colors combined with spices and an air of mystery.  I have always been intrigued with Morocco ever since the Bob Hope/Bing Crosby's movie-"Road to Morocco"(I must have been 9 months old!).  I think that was one of their road movies.  I remember the exoticness of the bazaars in the movie and of course the belly dancing ladies.  As an adult I now still love its exotic air but on a more adult level, I sense the layers of the city and have the viewer looking through a veil, perhaps a burka at the history and secrets of the city.
 This is an art quilt that expresses for me what I imagine Morocco to be.  Earthy colors combined with spices and an air of mystery.  I have always been intrigued with Morocco ever since the Bob Hope/Bing Crosby's movie-"Road to Morocco"(I must have been 9 months old!).  I think that was one of their road movies.  I remember the exoticness of the bazaars in the movie and of course the belly dancing ladies.  As an adult I now still love its exotic air but on a more adult level, I sense the layers of the city and have the viewer looking through a veil, perhaps a burka at the history and secrets of the city.
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