Recent Work
Last October, yoga teacher, artist, and friend, Amy OConnor, challenged me to alter my vantage point on my experience of yoga. She suggested that I focus more closely on some aspect of a posture/figure rather than the whole. It was a form of abstraction that I had explored and come to appreciate when taking a class with painter Gerri Rachins. I was immediatelydrawn to the idea. After only a few sketches, I decided to draw, print, and paint my feet, one at a time, in various poses. The question for me became - how much of a whole yoga pose, an asana, can be reflected in one or another of the feet? Most recently, I have been experimenting with painting on prepared yoga mats. The painting to the right is an exampls of that effort. |
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Yoga-based work from the Summer & Fall of 2011 | |||
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Figurative Work from 2010 & 2011 |
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