My friend Joanne’s flight was delayed so she was getting a bite to eat and then walking around Terminal A-East in the Philadelphia Airport, waiting for her flight to be called. Although she was eager to get to her destination, the delay gave her time to photograph all these colorful artworks. Creating a guest blog today was not her plan, it just happened. There was a lot of yarn!
“This exhibition features work by Philadelphia area artists(listed below) who were invited to create unique architectural interventions within the Airport terminal. Using yarn, fabric, felt, found objects, tape, paint, wheat paste, and wood, the artists applied their work to the ceiling tiles, columns, rockers, walls, walkway, and windows. They have visually transformed this location into an immersive and experiential art-filled passageway.”
Rocking Chair Close-up Yarny Crochet flowers close up
An aisle seat on both legs of my trip from Berlin to Pittsburgh via Reykjavik, meant no window pics- by me. Fortunately I had great seatmates. One guy used my phone to shoot the scene for me and then Maíra captured the view on her phone and texted them to me. I wanted to see what Iceland looked like by day.
Berlin to Iceland- Canadian man who lives in Berlin and works in finance took these
Reykjavik to Pittsburgh photographed by Maíra B. Software Trainer