The Harmony of Flutes
Year: 2001 Created by Katrina Gorman $1,950.00
Size: 60.5 inches x 39 inches

This quilt displays women in African dress playing their flutes in unison. In my imagination I wanted to convey a feeling of unity and oneness at the same time. Each distinct woman can play the flute, but as a collective their harmony can be amazing.

The Seasons of Life
Year: 2002 Created by Katrina Gorman $10,000.00
Size 48 inches x 85 inches

When I began this piece I had in mind greens and blues that would remind me of nature and the circle of life. Each season like a dream of being in place in time when you find solitude and happiness. The dramatic changes in color last only a short time. Each frame has a wonderful story to tell and will possibly remind you of a time when the seasons gave you wonder and enjoyment.

Cycle Sistahs

Year: 2002 Created by Katrina Gorman $1,600.00

Size: 28.5 inches x 52 inches

Wind in your hair, bikes a blazin', ahhh the open road. I can imagine how great it is, and this is what inspired this piece

Divas

Year: 2001 Created by Katrina Gorman $2,575.00

Size: 38 inches x 50 inches

This piece was inspired by those ladies I listen to on the radio when I was young, and would stand in front of my mirror with the brush as a microphone. On stage they have the audience in the palm of their hands wiht their spirit shining through as they sing. "Divas"has this magical appeal about the whole composition. It is very classy and stylish but also with the gold and subtle red in the border makes this piece really stand out!

Jazz Night

Year: 2001 Created by Katrina Gorman $2,470.00

Size: 35.5 inches x 43 inches

Jazz music has such a distinct way about it. The music is often mellow in sound but also the blend of instruments makes you want to tap your feet and clap your hands. I wanted to convey the feeling of being in the audience as the band plays those great sounds

I Love My Gran-Ma

Year: 2001 Created by Katrina Gorman $1,245.00

Size: 34 inches by 29 inches

This quilt was inspired by my favorite memories of my grandma. Even though she died when I was young I'll never forget her kindness. I remember everytime I came to visit, she would let me brush her gray and silver hair.

What if God were a Black Woman?

Year: 2003 Created by Katrina Gorman $3,500.00

Size: 40 inches x 45 inches

  In understanding God for myself, I never really thought God was some big gray haired white guy with lightening coming from his hands.  God has always been loving like my mom and caring like my aunts.  So when I talk to God, I imagine God being everything I see in people.  All different shades of hair and all different shades of brown, and skin like mine.  In my journey, I often think "What if God Were a Black Woman."