six months gestation proved just the right interval to experience a pretty full spectrum- the gift, the denial, growth and stretch marks, depression, surrender... and a sweet reception.
my process was counter-intuitive, to say the least; rather than establishing a theme from a grand collection of pieces, the show's title was required for press release in the beginning of february when pieces were but a .... a figment. fig*ment incubated for months before the collection began to take physical shape; not surprising given the time I've sat personally with the issues that I came to reframe with my art. I explored all new media with this, my first big show, which meant a lot of reading, creative sleeping positions, and a whole new wardrobe of wax-infused clothing.
august was a huge lesson in trust for me; to have fig*ment be met with so much support is more than gratifying. nothing breeds success like success, as they say, and I feel ready to breed. in a manner of speaking. the friendship, love and business that came my way this summer will motivate me to keep the light on in my studio as the days grow shorter.
27 September 2010
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cycles & cycles: whimsy & the things that worry me bayview corner march 9 - april 30
my recent encaustic works share the gallery space at taste for wine in bayview - whidbey island - with local pastel favorite karen schroeder.
art walk - jun 2011 - bicycle alliance offices
fig*ment - aug 7-sept 2 art/not terminal gallery
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