Pamela Mick
Pamela Mick, a retired elementary educator, resides in Greenfield, Indiana, U.S. A full-time textile artist, Pamela channels her passion for storytelling into the creation of meaningful art quilts that explore societal issues and celebrate a rich heritage of narrative expression.
Her quilts serve as powerful visual commentaries, blending designs with meaningful themes to inspire reflection and promote change.
Through her work, Pamela continues to educate, engage, and spark conversations on issues, bringing awareness to stories that shape our families, communities, and culture.
Her work reflects a deep commitment to record history in cloth, one quilt at a time.
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Give Me Shelter
Size: 44'' x 50''
“Give Me Shelter” reflects the resilience, love, and
humanity that endures even in the face of unimaginable hardship. It portrays a Ukrainian mother carrying her family dog on her back, its muzzle symbolizing both restraint and protection, while her son stands beside her. Together, they navigate a tunnel – a metaphor for their escape and the uncertain path to safety.
This piece is based on a photo by Oleksandr
Khomenko, who gave me permission to use his
photograph.