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| New artworks on view through May 25th CORE Gallery, Seattle, WA |
When I was a child a trip
to Baskin and Robbins was a time-sinking endeavor for my parents. Choice making
has never come easy for me, so how does one choose between two beautiful
places?
Exquisitely opposite, the
desert and the sea are two sides of the same coin. Loving each, choosing
neither and living in-between, I have been exploring my concept of place and “home”.
Each painted landscape and tiny house is a window into one of my heart-homes:
Anza Borrego, CA, Co. Donegal, Ireland. Izmir, Turkey. Seattle, WA. Yachats,
OR. For “Shelter Ship” I created two perfect houses in the colors of the desert
and the sea, only to destroy them.
Out of the wreckage,
something new is built.
Community dwells where you grow it.
Community dwells where you grow it.
Special thanks to Carla
Grahn, Kim Powell and Andy Steers. Due to the help and involvement of my
community, all proceeds from the Shelter Ships will be donated to the DowntownEmergency Services Center.
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| Shelter Ship in Progress |
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| Copper Counterweight |
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| Shelter Ship #2 Detail |
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| Shelter In Progress - Desert Side |
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| Shelter in Progress - Sea Side |
2 comments:
It's gorgeous, darling, but I knew it would be. My cheers to your continued successes. <3 -thalia
Hi sara, I really like the concept of your 'home' works, the shape and the execution too, lovely pieces, congratulations, eoin
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