With the head of a beautiful woman and the body of a garden spider - albeit with eight eyes and a lace-patterned abdomen - I suppose this lady can be categorized under the wide umbrella term of Fae. Solitary and silent - as spiders tend to be - I don't know a whole lot about her... except that she spins a very special kind of web, silvery-blue gossamer that possesses the ability to capture more than just the average insects and morning dew. Encapsulated in the crystalline droplets that gather on her shimmering web are a variety of stories and things to know: people's dreams and confessions that are shared as they unknowingly walk past her, gossip between fairies and woodland animals, ancient wisdom from the trees her glistening threads connect to. In the way a spider uses their web for sounds and vibrations, these stories and bits of knowledge mostly come to her through voices, yet occasionally she does catch glimpses of scenes in the glassy, watery orbs. "Little whispers," she calls them, and I completely understand what she means as her story came to me in a similar way, too.
To read the full story behind Little Whispers, visit the Stories page.
 
- Fine art print on satin luster paper
- 8"x8" // actual art area 5" doily on black background
- Hand signed on back
 
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