Rosemarie Péloquin

Making Faces

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The view from here

Artist Rosemarie Péloquin sitting at table needle-felting a white wool face sculpture. Photo: Emily Christie.

The Zen of Stabbing

Downsizing the Tools Meant Upsizing the Stash!

A cropped photo of a quilted treasure chest bag.

Weigh anchor and hoist the mizzen

Four different wool heads in various stages of creation on artist Rosemarie Péloquin's work table.

Two Heads are better than one

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Esprit Des aulniers

My wood and wool sculpture won the Honourable Mention at the international art prize Figureworks 2019 - celebrating visual art of the human form.

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About this series

Making these faces feels like an intimate dance. Taking the mounds of soft wool into my hands, moving and guiding, pushing and pulling the small barbed wands teasing the fibres into denser folds. I step back, pause, circle, listen with my hands and eyes, drink in the knowledge of traditions, approach, and slowly start again, and again till their essence is revealed.