Janus
Cameron Anne Mason came to fiber art through another passion, performance and installation art. She has since become an expert in a multitude of textile processes, from dyeing techniques to surface treatments and intricate stitching. Largely inspired by nature, Mason often utilizes nearby plants in her work, either in dyeing or as forms for printing processes. Janus is named after one of the many moons of Saturn.
The piece is made with cotton, wool yarn, non-woven innerfacing, cotton, rayon, and polyester threads on wood panel. Surface design techniques include ice gravity dye.