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the society of layerists in multi-media |
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Karen Rand Anderson mixed media sculptures, assemblage, painting |
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Karen Becker Benedetti The layers in my art are like the fragments and layers of my life, that together, form my voice, the voice of the artist. |
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Susan Boyes |
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Mary Alice Braukman A PAINTER’S WORK IS HIS DIARY…JOURNEY. |
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Sue Burke Harrington |
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Ann Carstensen |
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Claudia Chapline My paintings are influenced by Asian and Native American ways of thinking about art and life. My intention is that the viewer may enter a spiritual place, a place of healing through the physical medium of the painting. The flat circle on the wall acts like a porthole to the subconscious. It is a window into the spiritual dimension. |
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Patricia Cole–Ferullo, SLMM, ISEA My work expresses an inner vision of reality; the invisible made visible through the process of layering color, texture, form, and line. I play intuitively with the elements, to create emotionally motivated images, originating somewhere between observation and knowing. theartistindex.com/PatriciaColeFerullo |
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Gale Craig I see in the Universe a mystical world of flowing energies. It is the essence of this spiritual energy and its beautiful vibrant colors that inspire my paintings. |
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Meinrad Craighead |
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Valaida D’Alessio I have been working with mixed media—collage and have been an SLMM member since the early 1980s. |
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Janaia Donaldson I love combining images from quantum physics to tribal art, from natural forms to crop circles. |
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Eileen Downes My layered collages are imbued with visual metaphor; something other than the tangible lives within my artwork. www.eileendownes.com |
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Linda C. Dumas I begin with the germ of an idea — a color, pattern, background — and wait for the art to tell me how to finish. I sometimes fail myself, but the art never fails me if I listen to it. |
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Nancy Dunaway I think art making is a dialogue between me and the work. I put something down, it tells me where to go next. I try to listen. |
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Leslie Ebert Light Signatures—Painterly Macro Photography Dye Infused into Aluminum. |
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Jaleh Etemad With my work, I gather inspiration from books, dreams, or unexpected emotions. |
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Judi Foster In my paintings, I project the spirit and energy of the American Southwest. I also allow my under painting to dictate the final result. Veils of color and texture, both transparent and opaque create a mood — a feeling of place and space. By expressing my mind, I hope to connect my feelings with those of the viewer in an emotional manner. Through my work I reflect my perception of life. |
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Catherine Fraser I paint from the outside in and the inside out outdoors in nature and from my imagination in the studio. With my nursing background, I am interested in the topic of health care and art. I practice as an art therapist in private practice and work artistically in my studio in a variety of mediums. One of my artistic methods is to encapsulate experience by painting in a series. www.members.shaw.ca/catherinefraserart |
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Ilena Grayson My multi media sculptural forms explore our link with the etheral world through animal forms and iconic figures. |
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Lana L. Grow I enjoy creating depth and texture by combining large brush stokes of color with collage techniques, then remove elements to reveal the surfaces below. Often I work intuitively allowing my inner computer to work in an automatic response. I enjoy the adding and removing layers as I am creating a finished piece. |
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Marlene Zander Gutierrez |
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Alice Harrison |
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Pamela Walker Hart Energetic lines and marks in my work symbolize the perpetual omni–action of Mind. |
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Ann B. Hartley |
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Nadia Hlibka Myths, symbols, and legends of various cultures, sometimes referring to specific historic occurrences interwoven with modern issues, are important elements in my work. I am fascinated with the effects of time on artifacts, people, events and experiences. |
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Elaine Insero My work is spontaneous, intuitive, and always experimental. Each piece is a new adventure. What may begin with realism eventually becomes something I have never seen before. |
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Ann Johnston |
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Dušanka Kralj |
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Lynne Kroll My art invites personal reflection exploring
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Ara Leites My goal as a painter is to bring all that I have become into visual existence using acquired artistic knowledge and intuition to develop a concept of reality. |
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Shirley Eley Nachtrieb My artwork is earthy, organic and multimedia. I enjoy painting from nature then interpreting my images into collages using textures. I work experimentally, painting positive and negative shapes, and adding embellishments. I paint vivid watermedia portraits and flowers and am always looking for a way to interpret what I see in a more creative way. |
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Mary Carroll Nelson My preoccupation has been to study and express the multidimensional nature of the world we experience. |
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Jean Nevin Underlying all my imagery is my strong belief in the interconnectedness of all things and our need to reach out to one another and embrace our common humanity and our common home. |
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Richard and Rochelle Newman multimedia artists, workshop presenters and lecturer pythpress@sprynet.comwww.numinousstudiowest.com |
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Elle Nicolaï ellenicolai@yahoo.comellenicolai.com |
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Nancy Egol Nikkal I love touching, tearing and gluing paper. I am a collage artist. Life is a collage. It’s layered, textured and complex. |
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Merry G. Norris My focus is on art as a spiritual expression. My goals are to continue my unfolding through art and to help others bring art into play on their spiritual journeys. |
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Jane E. Peterman My paintings concentrate on feminine strengths: loyalty, care, the holding of family and society, strength of purpose, guiding from behind, gratitude. My questions include how are people alike and how are they different; where do we fit in the cosmos? |
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Isabella Pizzano The way I work reflects the way I feel about the philosophy of life; all colors are layered, occasionally introducing collage, each passage is a new exciting experience and I do not know where it will take me next. |
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Terry Gay Puckett Creating art is my way to interact, share, and complete a major part of my destiny. |
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Barbara Ragalyi My art embodies the music, harmony, and mystery of the Universe, the underlying energy of our world, the music of being within all things, creating a peaceful, harmonious space wherein one can experience silence, still–point, and oneness with all. www.ragalyiart.com |
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Win Ratz "All Paths Lead Home", we all return to the loving source of all life. |
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Nancy Richards–Davis Through the layering of pigmented beeswax(encaustic), oil and collage, I articulate a continual journey that seeks to reveal an idea, a memory, a truth. |
Allyson Rickard Creating art is a healing and spiritual experience for me. I love to travel to sacred sites all over the world "capturing" the essence or energy of the sites using a variety of media, including photography, painting, collage, altered books and woven necklaces. I use the media and materials as metaphors to trigger the psyche, personal and collective. |
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Janet Hull Ruffin Janet is a poet who paints stories of spirituality, psychology, healing, the unknown and unlimited possibilities. Instead of words, she uses layers of painted paper, photographs, sometimes found objects, and paint on canvas. You are invited to step into her stories. |
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Helenn Rumpel What do I do that I love? I create… constantly, consistently and creatively. |
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Lydia Ruyle Art and the Ancient Mothers call me on a journey. Art is my soul language. |
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Jan Sitts Embedded stones in earthen layers enrich & reveal mysteries.... |
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Delda Skinner I paint or collage in layers and between the layers. I insert prayers, blessings and names. www.deldaskinner.com |
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Mimi Chen Ting |
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Hilda Volkin |
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Margaret B Watts "My paintings are improvisational tempered by decreasing realism. I draw my compositions with a permanent marker forming the core of the piece then transferring to the substrate. I paint with mixed water media on paper, canvas, board, wood, tar paper, and linoleum in multiple layers. Sanding between the layers reveals interactions of line, color, shape, and texture. I apply watermedia texture by knife, throwing, pouring, and/or stamping. Although my palette changes as I experiment, warm colors predominate; red is my favorite color. My travels and life experiences form the backdrop and intuition gives final enhancements." |
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Juliet Wood |
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Sharon Higgins |
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Kathy Rabold |
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Carolyn H. WarmSun |
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