My heart bleeds for you III

Today's refuse, sewn together as 'a Garden of Eden.'
By Merill Comeau
Fall 2012 8.15.12

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Merill Comeau writes, “I create a utopian Garden of Eden for tomorrow out of the refuse of today. These cast-offs reflect memory, social constructs of identity and class, the globalization of manufacturing, and our speeded-up consumer cycle. I take this detritus and create something beautiful.”

This article appeared in the Fall 2012 issue of UU World (page 16); photo by Susan Byrne Photography. See sidebar for links to related resources.

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