Batik Art By Gary Fey
The Indonesian word BATIK means "to draw with wax".
Batik began 2000 years
ago on the Island of Java,
in Indonesia. Wax is heated
to 300 degrees and drawn on
fabric with copper tools,
called tjuantings.
Gary Fey first dyed silk as a student at the School of the Art
Institute of Chicago (SAIC) in the 70's. For over 25 years Gary
Fey has batik dyed silk.
Batik is a process art that involves many days of dyeing fiber and
drawing wax on fabric as a resist. Resist simply means once
wax is applied to the fabric the next dye applied will not affect
the waxed area. Wax resists further dyeing.
Directions
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