Rosalind Daniels

she/her

Rosalind Daniels

Reach Out, 2023

Cotton 25 x 57, two sided

Welcoming new people to America has been a troubling issue for years. As immigration issues roil today, may we continue to find ways to Reach Out.

Rosalind Daniels

Reach Out, 2023

Rosalind Daniels

Flag Reflections, 2023

Original photos printed onto cotton 23 x 78 inches

Our flag has been a symbol of patriotism and of free speech as well as a symbol of protest prompting lots of flag reflections on my part.

Rosalind Daniels

Flag Reflections, 2023

Rosalind Daniels

Let Justice Roll Down Like Waters and Righteousness Like a Mighty Stream, 2023

Cotton, recycled denim, decorator fabric 12 x 98 inches

This Old Testament plea for justice which was quoted by Dr. King in 1963 has been with us throughout our history. My own concern and wish for justice is just as relevant today as it has always been.

Rosalind Daniels

Let Justice Roll Down Like Waters and Righteousness Like a Mighty Stream, 2023

Rosalind Daniels

Message to Myself: Handle It, 2022

Cotton fabric, wool batting 33 x 35

We’ve all been through a lot recently. May we continue to deal and handle whatever comes. This piece is a reminder to myself to hold on and keep it up.

Rosalind Daniels

Message to Myself: Handle It, 2022

Rosalind Daniels

Twenty Taillights, 2020

Original Photos, commercially printed, quilted by hand and machine 36 x 34

The abstract shapes found in taillights often capture my attention. Here I honor them in a traditional format.

Rosalind Daniels

Twenty Taillights, 2020

Rosalind Daniels

Construction Reflected, 2019

Original Photo, commercially printed, quilted by hand and machine, embroidered by hand 38x38

The ongoing construction of Duke Medical Center is reflected in a nearby window in this original photo, combining both the color and shapes of construction materials and the bones supporting the window itself.