Helen Mirra's 2015 Wool Sculpture Waulked Triangle Showcases Natural Materials

Helen Mirra created the artwork Waulked Triangle in 2015. The piece measures 100 by 111 centimeters and incorporates undyed wool from two black sheep. A strand of wool dyed with cortinarius semisanguineus fungus adds color variation. Cork and cedar wood elements complement the textile components. Galerie Nordenhake represents the artist and provided courtesy for this work. The sculpture was documented on September 12, 2015, through an online publication. Artcritical featured the piece on their WordPress-powered platform. This material-focused work demonstrates Mirra's engagement with natural substances and traditional textile techniques.