Bedrock Abstraction Series
In making my encaustic paintings, I have used photographs of a place familiar to me: North Point along the shores of Lake Michigan in Wisconsin. Conditions along the shoreline change over the seasons as the lake water rises and falls. I often aimed the camera down to photograph the bedrock and algae covered pools of water.
Methods I use to build my painting include manipulated photographs printed onto rice paper and incorporated into the surface of the wax. Additionally, I have used silk screen to add reductive elements of the rock surface.
For information on price an availability of larger artworks, reach me through my contact page.
Some smaller works may be available through my shop page under Bedrock Abstraction series, or Small Art Works
Enduring Process encaustic on panel, 2019
What Comes Together and Falls Apart II encaustic on panel, silk screen 40" x 30" 2019
Ominous Beauty encaustic on panel, archival ink jet print, silk screen 20" x 19" 2019
Bedrock Abstraction (Sunlight) II encaustic on panel, archival ink jet print 36" x 24" 2018
Keeping the Darkness Away encaustic on panel, archival ink jet print, silk screen 20" x 19" 2019 this painting is available through Alma Art and Interiors
Bedrock Abstraction with Blue Rectangle II Encaustic on panel, ink jet print, pastel 19 1/2 “ x 15 1/4” 2018
Small Bedrock (Color) III 8" x 8" encaustic on 1/4” board over silkscreen
Sunset Shoreline III 8" x 8" encaustic on 1/4 “ board over silk screen image and rice paper collage 2019
What Comes Together and Falls Apart encaustic on panel, archival ink jet print 19" x 14 1/2" 2018 this painting is available through Alma art and Interiors
Small Bedrock Abstraction IV 8" x 8" encaustic on 1/4 " board with silk screen and rice paper collage 2019