Ann Mohan
ARTWORK
Pojagi
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With the intrigue of stained glass, created with hand dyed linen and some soypigmented linen, this Frank Lloyd Wright inspired piece hangs where the light can do its magic on the textile. Pojagi is an original craft of Korea and is integral to their culture’s focus on family. Personally designed, practically hung in front of sliding glass doors.
Ann Mohan | Medium: Textile | Dimensions: Each panel (2) 70.5 x 36.5″ | Not For Sale – Commission accepted
Longitudinals 1, 2, 3
Longitudinal 1
Inspired by my pine tree shadows, soft whisps become an image of strength.
Medium: Textile, cotton, with soymilk and earth pigments. Improv stitching
Ann Mohan | Dimensions: 17.25″ × 14″ x 0″ | Came into being 2024 | For Sale
Longitudinal 2
Soymilk pigments, lace absorbent resist technique, with stitch. I see this moonlit scene from the shore, a mountain ending in the sea, alas peaceful.
Ann Mohan | Medium: Textile | Dimensions: 9″ x 19″ x 0″ | Brought into being 2024 | For Sale
Longitudinal 3
Soymilk pigments and linen with stitch… A discovery piece in media, slashing fabric with a serendipitous result! A sea creature emerges reminding us to Save the seas.
Ann Mohan | Medium: Textile | Dimensions: 9.75″ x 22″ x 0″ | Brought into being 2024 | For Sale
Footprints of Urban St Louis Series
Aura – Footprints Series 1
“Aura” #1 in the series “Footprints of St Louis”
“Aura” is a soulful piece reminiscent of a shroud buried with Indians in the Mounds along the Mississippi River. The Missisippians, Osage Indians and others resided here prior to European arrival. The mounds were places of celebration and Indian activities , rising along the river. As Western culture proliferated, the original Indian culture was buried. A plaque resides on a parking garage downtown as one of the only homages to these original St Louisans.
Ann Mohan | Medium: Textile… soypigment on handkerchief linen, with bridal lace resist
Dimensions: 18″ x 24″ | For Sale
Soot – Footprints Series 2
“Soot” #2 in the series “Footprints of Urban St Louis”
“Soot” is an abstract of Old Downtown St Louis in the Industrial era. So much pollution was generated by the burning of soft coal that the buildings were covered in soot for years. The name Black Tuesday is associated with this in 1939. In 2025, some buildings retain a soot layer on their facade.
Ann Mohan | Medium: Mixed media on Burlap. Soypigments, charcoal, inktense, and acrylic washes.
Dimensions: 16″ x 20″ | For Sale
East West North South – Footprints Series 3
“East West North South” #3 in the series “Footprints of St Louis”
The work can be viewed from any direction. Abstract of St Louis beginnings where people of Indian, French, Spanish , and African cultures merged for trade and exploration . St Louis held as The Brick City at one time with the Mississippi river connecting North to South by boat and ultimately East to West by bridges.
Ann Mohan | Medium: Textile, Soypigments on linen with improv stitching
Dimensions: 20″ x 24″ frame | Brought into being 2025 | For Sale