AWE (A Woman’s Experience)
Keywords
Judith Scott, fiber art, human interconnectedness
Abstract
A recent late-night walk to the library was joyfully interrupted by a young child. Her unique perspective framed by the diminished height and wholesome innocence of a seven-year-old, this child was eager to share what she, from her vantage point, saw, discovered, and valued. “Mom!” she yelled with brilliant curiosity, “Look at the lights!” Guided by her pointing hand, I too turned around. I saw my home city—where I wake and work and study every day—transformed, through the curiosity of a child, into a symbolic landscape of dappled lights and abstracted forms.
Recommended Citation
Hatch, Elise Marie
(2026)
"Woven into One,"
AWE (A Woman’s Experience): Vol. 12, Article 13.
Available at:
https://scholarsarchive.byu.edu/awe/vol12/iss1/13