Waxing PoeticMonoprints
In this ongoing series, I work with remnants of other works (often picked up from the studio floor), marks made from the paint palette, and vintage wood frames bequeathed to me by a friend of the family.
The frames were gifted to me at a time of questioning: am I on the right path, doing what I am meant to do as opposed to what I think I should be doing? As a response, I received a truck load (literally) of art supplies that once belonged to another artist. The images themselves remind me of the unkown coming into being, into focus, yet still un-named and without identity. Only once each is paired with a frame and Jungian title does the work establish its independence. |
Waxing Poetic #2: Something Formless Yet Complete
/ Oil and wax on paper / 8.5"x11" / SOLD
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Waxing Poetic #11: There Rises The Hidden Laughter Of Children In The Foliage
Oil and wax on paper / 10.25"x14.25" / SOLD
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Waxing Poetic #10: All Things Are Full Of Gods
Oil on paper / 7"x9"
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Waxing Poetic #5: God Arethmetizes His Extreme Dependence On Causes
Oil and wax on paper / 9.5"sq
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Waxing Poetic #13: Caught In The Form Of Limitation Between Unbeing And Being
Oil, wax and plastic on paper / 6.25"x7.25"
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Waxing Poetic #2: Something Formless Yet Complete
Oil and wax on paper / 8.5"x11" / SOLD
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Waxing Poetic #4: Twist Them How We Will
Oil and wax on paper / 6.25"x7.75" / SOLD
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Waxing Poetic #6: The Obsolete Concept Of Correspondence, Sympathy, And Harmony
Oil and wax on paper / 3"x7" / SOLD
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