Friday, May 9, 2008
Second Annual Encaustic Conference
This is an image of "White Weather" a piece of mine that was juried into the exhibit at the Second Annual Encaustic Conference being held at the Montserrat College of Art this June. Using infrared film, I snatched this composition from the length of the film strip, waxed it and paper engineered it to this geometric, 3 Dimensional shape. The folded pattern works with the printed pattern like weather components layer upon diurnal rhythms to give us each unique, meteorological day. I took the photographs in 2005. I created this piece in 2008.
The juror was Laura Moriarity, Director of Exhibitions at the Gallery at R&F Handmade Paints. Laura is a painter and sculptor, beginning with multi layered flat wax which she builds into very 3 Dimensional forms.
Labels:
3D,
art,
black and white,
encaustic,
infrared photo,
paper engineering
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2 comments:
Congratulations on getting work into the exhibition. I look forward to seeing there in person and meeting you.
Gwendolyn Plunkett
Thank you Gwendolyn. I look forward to meeting you too and the others who are, so far, just blogs, images and words.
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