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Lady in Blue
  • Lady in Blue

    My artistic philosophy revolves around a commitment to environmental sustainability. "Lady in Blue" exemplifies this ethos as it encapsulates a deliberate effort to divert waste from landfills. The foundation is crafted from hand-torn strips of a discarded calendar, utilizing its thick, glossy texture to etch patterns with a cement trowel. Marks are added with an oil stick, while newspaper ads and dried coffee grounds contribute color and texture. A final layer of leveling gel seals the work, preserving the coffee grounds and enhancing the textured surface. Each piece, including "Lady in Blue," serves as a testament to my exploration of sustainable art practices, blending artistic expression with environmental responsibility. Through these creations, I aim to transform our perception of waste and foster a deeper appreciation for beauty in its diverse forms.

    • Gallery History

      This painting debuted at the Woman Made Gallery’s 25 International Open on Chigago. It is included among 50 other works in a commemorative book that is available on Amazon.

    • Eco-concious

      This piece repurposes discarded materials to reduce landfill waste, such as old newspaper ads, calendars, and coffee grounds.

    • Specifications

      18x18x1.5, mixed media on canvas

    $750.00Price
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