A two-dimensional felted wool landscape of a canyon in Arizona, with a hoodoo and a trail leading through wildflowers.

Alamo Canyon Panorama

“Alamo Canyon Panorama” is a tribute to my favorite section of the Arizona Trail. When I caught my first glimpse into the canyon, I was awestruck by the grandeur of the landscape stretching before me. I wanted to celebrate the vastness of the high desert landscape by creating a large-scale wool felting of Alamo Canyon in the Tonto National Forest. Spanning more than five feet long, this felting, the largest I’d created at the time, was a multi-month undertaking. Using reference photos to confirm the scale of the details of the felting—such as a 40-foot-tall saguaro cactus reduced to 0.25 inches in wool—made the immensity of the high desert more perceptible.

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Alamo Canyon Panorama

64″x22″ needle-felted wool landscape in a beveled wood frame. Including the frame, this piece measures 70″x28″.

$2,200.00

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