Bussie Parker Kehoe - "Lichen Blocks"
Recycled house paint on 10×10 inch wood art panel- ships May 1st.
I am a mixed media artist, committed to nurturing and celebrating found and discarded materials in unexpected ways.
Currently, I pour old discarded house paint onto glass, let the paint dry, then intentionally place each dried paint peel so that it connects to and supports the others surrounding it, which is directly related to my life experience of moving and searching for those connections and support. Sometimes, I stack and cut those paint peels, then assemble a “quilt” reminiscent of the Korean textiles that I grew up with. I love the lack of control when pouring paint juxtaposed with the meticulous placing of the dried paint peels. Chaos and order are inherent in this process. It reflects life, where you take what life throws at you and try to make sense of it.
This artwork is non returnable, please see our return policy
Recycled house paint on 10×10 inch wood art panel- ships May 1st.
I am a mixed media artist, committed to nurturing and celebrating found and discarded materials in unexpected ways.
Currently, I pour old discarded house paint onto glass, let the paint dry, then intentionally place each dried paint peel so that it connects to and supports the others surrounding it, which is directly related to my life experience of moving and searching for those connections and support. Sometimes, I stack and cut those paint peels, then assemble a “quilt” reminiscent of the Korean textiles that I grew up with. I love the lack of control when pouring paint juxtaposed with the meticulous placing of the dried paint peels. Chaos and order are inherent in this process. It reflects life, where you take what life throws at you and try to make sense of it.
This artwork is non returnable, please see our return policy
Recycled house paint on 10×10 inch wood art panel- ships May 1st.
I am a mixed media artist, committed to nurturing and celebrating found and discarded materials in unexpected ways.
Currently, I pour old discarded house paint onto glass, let the paint dry, then intentionally place each dried paint peel so that it connects to and supports the others surrounding it, which is directly related to my life experience of moving and searching for those connections and support. Sometimes, I stack and cut those paint peels, then assemble a “quilt” reminiscent of the Korean textiles that I grew up with. I love the lack of control when pouring paint juxtaposed with the meticulous placing of the dried paint peels. Chaos and order are inherent in this process. It reflects life, where you take what life throws at you and try to make sense of it.
This artwork is non returnable, please see our return policy
