Showing posts with label art in nature. Show all posts
Showing posts with label art in nature. Show all posts

Sunday, February 13, 2022

An Artist's Photographic Eye



Love the concept of this exhibition, curated by June Sekiguchi! A glimpse into how each us view the world through our artist eye.

"We are pleased to have a new collection of art on display in our community! This collection shows outstanding images posted to social media platforms from artists whose primary medium is not photography.  To view this collection, please follow us on Facebook at The Lakeshore where we will be highlighting work from the collection each week. This art collection is on display at The Lakeshore until June 5, 2022."




 

Wednesday, December 29, 2021

Metamorphosis & Hives


Reminiscing about 'Metamorphosis & Hives'. Created using reclaimed plastic bottles, each individual bottle was cut into oval forms then stitched into cellular structures. This series was also created in modules enabling it to be adapted to various sites. The translucent quality of this material worked beautifully with light, shadow and video color projections. Check out another short video to see it in action HERE

Special thanks to Department of Ecology, Matzke Fine Art Gallery & Sculpture Park, Method Gallery, Museum of Glass, Port Angeles Fine Art Center, Schack Art Center and Tacoma Arts.

View more videos HERE


 

Wednesday, December 22, 2021

Roots & Vines


Remembering "Roots & Vines" in all it's various translations, both within interior spaces & temporarily in nature. This series of works was originally inspired by the invasive ivy that strangles our Pacific Northwest forests. Each individual structure was created using invasive plastic bags, cut into strips then crocheted into roots & vines.

Special thanks to Bellevue Arts & Culture, CoCA (Center on Contemporary Art), Matzke Fine Art Gallery and Sculpture Park,  Port Angeles Fine Arts Center, Schack Art Center and Storefronts Seattle.

View more videos HERE