Reimagined Plastics - Red Circles w/ Black

A stack of red-rimmed circles, each with an orange yolk, tumbles down a charcoal field like a string of sunny-side-up eggs on their way to somewhere. Maroon dots punctuate the rings, and a pink target in the upper corner gets crossed out with a few rows of black stitching. Made by Karen Randolph from ironed recycled plastic and other salvaged materials, stitched down on a piece of duck cloth originally used for an arbor cover project, and then mounted on light natural wood planks. One of a kind, signed lower right. Finished size: 7" x 8".